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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24

A Telegram from Nike NeNuIty,
manager Of Johnny ScAauers, who
Is matcher with Frankie Woleh Of
Chicago before tho Rock Island
legion ut Douglas park Decoration
day Afternoon, informs tit Menk
Fowler and his boy fe1ght q
1S.rUund draw It Ha1fe, Mont,
last night Fowler halls from New
Orleans.
Both were in wonderful condi-
ton" says Mike. Both tried to
land the fatal knockout. Schauer
almost had his man out in the 18th
round, but the Monk came back
strong in the last round. Fowler
worried Schauers with a jabbing
left, but at no time had Schauers
in a bad way"
The fair Michael plans to arrive
in Rock Island Sunday morning.
Johnny will take things easy dur
ing the day and be in fit trim for .
gruelling bout with the formidable
WEIGH the following afternoon.
WEIGH will not lack for support
ers in this bout. A large number
Of Davenport fans are expected to
journey over to root for him. They
believe WEIGH will put the Indian
sign on Schauers.
In meeting Schauers, Welch Is
going up against one of the hardest
nftters In the division. Johnny hits
straight out Further, he is endow-
ed with a wonderful stamina that
enables him to stand up under ter
rifle mauling.
While Welch holds a point ad-
vantage over Al Van Ryan, Schau-
ers gave the latter a terrible lac
ing in their encounter in Rock Is
land last summer. Only wonderful
staying powers kept AL in to the
finish. Early in the fight he went
down and the bout probably would
have ended then had not Al needed
the advice of his seconds and re-
manned for the count of nine.
The Rock Island legion is enti-
tied to a great crowd in this. their
first open air attempt The seating
at the baseball park will be SO ar
ranged as to afford q vantage view
from practically any portion Of the
grandstand and bleachers.
The Schauers- WEIGH bout is a
real plum. It certainly is worth
setting aside Decoration day after
noon from other pleasures in order
to be in at the ringside.
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PLoWS IN BAT
SLUMP, VICTIMS
Of TOTS, Al


: Three hits were an the Plow
Boys could gather on Kerr Of Terre
Haute at Browning field yesterday
afternoon, indicating the slugging
Macks are struggling in . slump.
The Tots annexed the afternoons
matinee, 4 to 1.
Moline's lone tally came in the
fourth and was in the nature Of a
gift. Jones drew q life when Lewis
bungled his grounder after Mack
had flied out. Jones was thrown
out at third, however, attempting
to reach there on Altermatt's double
to left. Lord followed with a single.
Aftermath scored when Dunning
let Lords drive get away from him.
Danaher singled on the first ball
pitched by Beck. Campbell. flied
out and a sparkling double play,
McCue to Runser to Mack, retired
Duggan and Danny. The Tots
scored their first two tallies, and
enough to win the game, in the sec
ond stanza: after two were gone
Winkelman singled an pranced to
third on Coleman's double to left
Smydell singled to left, bringing
in both Winkelman and tho To,
boss Kerr fouled out
Again in the third, with two out
the visitors counted again. Dug
gan connected with one that clear
ed the right field fence but was
only good for two bases on account
CT new ground rules agreed to by
both managers before the game
i. e., any ball hit under the can
vass in right field is good for only
two bases, if the runner can make
them. Dunning singled to center
counting the veteran first sacker.
The score:
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GUS SHALLbERG
MEDAL WINNER
Moline Man Has Net Of72 In Fourth
Handicap at Arsenal Course
ON Saturday.

Gus Shallberg of Moline won
inedalist honors in the Rock Island
Arsenal Golf clubs fourth handi-
cap play Saturday afternoon. He
turned in a gross Of 80, handicap
Of Is giving him a u tot op hono-s.
Hugo Schmidt was second with a
gross of IS and a handicap of q
FOR 70.
Hugo Schmidt, DR.. S. Virgins
and R. R. Englehart were tied for
second with a net OF 70. There
we're no scratch players. The re-
suits follow:
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/ IS
CYRIL ToLLEY
Is First American to Fan IN Play
for the British Amateur
Title,

Hoylake, England, May A--Cy-
ril II. Tolley. British amateur cham
pion, won his match with Jesse p.
Guilford of Boston id the second
round Of the British amateur cham
pionship tournament here today.
defeating Guilford:: 2 up and one to
play.
Robert T. ("Bobby"D Jones, At
lanta, defeated, F. A. Hamlet OF
Wrexham in their match in the sec
ond round of the British amateur
golf championship tournament here
today, l up.
Robert Harris Of Hardwood
Downs, the Scottish International
list, beat F. Caldwell-Kerr OF
Whitecraige, s up and 3 to play.
Harris will meet Bobby" Jones
this afternoon.
Harold L. Hilton. former British
amateur champion, beat T. A. Tor
rance Of Sandy Lodge, up and ]
to play.
F. J. Wright Of Boston beat D.
r. Ransom Of Crow Borough Bea.
con by 2 up and 1 to play.
OF the British competitors T. D
Armour of Lothianburg beat G
Clayton Hutton, five up and foul
to play. J. L. C. Jenkins of Troon
beat Captain N. w. Wadsham o.
Weston-Super-Ma 5 up and J
to play. Charles "Chick" Evans
of Chicago defeated H. Matthews
of Worthing by six up and five te
play. Francis Ouimet Of Boston
was defeated by CT Hodgeson o.
Balloon by one hole. P. Hunt o.
Texas beat J. L. Holmes OF Hands
worth by six up and four to play
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LENAHAy CUT LOOSE.

Eddie Lenahan was cut loose
from the Islander payroll yes
terday. As a fielder Eddie shines
in a class by himself, but he has
been weak at the bat. Eddie per-
formed at first base during the
early games Of the first road
trip but was benohed with the
acquisition Of Elliott Last year
Eddie played third for the cham
pIon Boomers.
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ROUTFIvEOF
TW|RLERS
Senators Take White Hose Down
the Line by . Score Of 3 to 5
a, Yesterday.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 24.-Five Of
Kid Gleason's pitchers paraded at
Comiskey Park yesterday after
noon. 1t required that number to
hurl, Or attempt to huri, for the
White Sox while the Washington
Senators were walloping our lads,
9 to 5. Zachary, a left handler, and
Walter johnson, a well-known
right handler. did the Washington
heaving. The Washington pair
were none too good, but better
than Gleason's.
Joubert Lum Davenport, wilder
than the man from Borneo, started
for the Hose. He pitched eight
straight balls to the first two bat
tiers in the first. That was enough
for Manager Gleason, who motioned
Kerr in from the bull pen. Kerr
wasn't at his best and before he
could get the side out three runs
were over the plate. This was. a
pretty good lead for the left-hand-
ed Zachery, who remained in the
game until Walter johnson took
his turn at bat in the seventh.
Score:
r. H. E.
Washington ......-.......91 IA Q
Chicago .................5 IL
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SPORT FLASHES

Detroit, Mich.-Newell W. Bank
claimant of the checker matci
championship Of the United States
and once holder, of the world title
is to play simultaneously tenigh
1O5 boards of checkers and q
boards of chess. Banks now hold
the record for simultaneous checkel
matches.
Columbus, Ohio.-Weather condi
lions permitting, the II round deci-
sion match between Bob Martin.
A. E. F. heavyweight champion, and
Ned Carpenter, Milwaukee, will b
staged tonight in an open-ar
arena. The bout, originally schA-
uled for last night, was postponed
because of inclement weather.
Philadelphia. - Harvard, Yale
Princeton, Navy and the Universit!
of Pennsylvania will have crews il
several events at the America
Henley regatta to be rowed on tn
Schuylkill river course next Sat
| urday.
Holyake, England.-Eight Of th
II American entries for the Britif
Amateur Golf championship, wc
the first round matches Monday.
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MIKE WINS DECISION.
(Snecial tn Tho ArOuel

Denver, Colo, May "a
Mike Dundee received the ref
eree's decision over Pekin Kid
Herman after II of the fast
est rounds of milling ever
witnessed in this city. Dundee
scored two knOckdewns and
was out In front at the end of
every round. The little Rock
Island wop is q prime favor
lite in these parts.
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TwO-base h1ts'COleman, Dug
gan, Aftermath, Kerr. Sacrifice hits
.-Dunning, Danaher. Stolen bases
|-Dunning. Double plays-McCue
to Runser to Mack. Struck out
By Beck, 2; by Kerr. 3. Bases on
balls-Of Beck. /; off Kerr, 2. Um-
pire-Hall. Time of game-1:20.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24

Milan, May A.-Milan 1ndepend-
emit baseball team is organized for
the summer and will play its open
ing game June 5 against Sherrard
in Milan. Roy Hoist is business
manager and William Walker
team manager.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24

three base hft-Rlgsby. Two base
hft-Anderson. Earned runs-Rock-
ford, 3. Stolen base-Hurt. Left
on bases-BlooD,inston. 3; Beck
ford, 2. Doub;s r!ays-Leyne to
Strong; Hurt to Brant to Strong :.
Bases on balls-ON Miller, /; OF
Leyme, 3. Struck out-By Miller,
2; by Leyme, ;. Hit by pitcher
By Leyme (Ca1lahan). Balk-Mi!-
Ter. Umpire-Lauzon. Time of game
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Rocks. a: Rloomers a

Rockford, ILL.,, May 24.-In a drel
cr southpaws, LeSme had q shade
enough over Miller to give the VIC
tory to Rockford. Only two of. the
locals hits were waste i, while nine
Bloomers we're left on the bags
waiting for blows that failed To
materialize. The score:
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Peoria, IL; Buns, G.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, May "a
Pitcher Marquard of the Tractors
was too much for the Bunn.es yes
terday while the Peoria batters
drove Glider from the box in the
sixth inning. Rein, also was hit
hard. The score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Three.Eye League.
Rockford, 4; Bloomington, 0.
Peoria. IL; Cedar Rapids, 6.
Terre Haute, 4; Moline, l.
Rock Island, z; Evansville, 4.
National League.
All games postponed, rain.
American Leagne.
Washington, 8; Chicago, 5.
Cleveland, 4: Boston. 1.
Detroit, 5; Philadelphia, 2. =
New York, 6; st. Louis, 4.
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Two base hits-El1Ott, GreSsett.
Sacrifice hits-Murphy, Elliott, Nc
Inerney, Bullock. Stolen bases
Burke, Bullock. Double plays
Burke to Benson. Struck out-By
Ross, 1; BY Zeigler, 5. Bases on
balls-Off Ross, 1; of Zeigler, 3
Hit by pitched ball-By Ziegle1
Connolly. Passed ball-Patter'
son. Left on bases-Evansville, s;
Rock Island, 8. Umpire-Ormsby'
Time Of game-2:O0.
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SPORT BRIEFS
Denver, Colo.-Mike Dundee was
given the decision over Pekin Kid
Herman in IL rounds.

Denver, Colo.-Mike Dundee was
given the decision over Pekin Kid
Herman in IL rounds.
Canton, Ohio-Tommy Gibbons
knocked out Jack Heenan in the
first round.
Chicago-The city council voted
to, revoke the park license of the
club where five indicted former
members of the Chicago White Sox
have been playing with a semi
professional club.
Detroit, Mich.-Nine members OF
the Detroit American League base
ball league club, who are members
Of the American Legion, are to be
banqueted by ex-service men to-
night.
Pittsburgh. - In a resolution
adopted by the city council and for
warded today to Manager George
Gibson, of the Pirates at New York
council expressed its hearty com
mendation and appreciation of the
courageous and enthusiastic work
of the club, with continued well
wishes for the future"
All the News-All the Time
The Argus.
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Slated for Carey in the ninth in
ming.
Peoria =. ....-.l11o1soeLu
Cedar Rapids ...o202o0O11-6
Three base hits-Brooks, Michael.
Meme. Two base hits-Bubser.
jackson, Platte az. Stolen bases
Michael, Fickerle. Sacrifice hits
Jenkins. Schweitzer, Command.
Goldthwaite. Left on bsses-Cedar
Rapids, s; Peoria, 8. Bases on
balls-Of Glider. 4: OF Marquard
3; OF Rein. 1. Hits-On Glider. Z
in S % innings: of Rein, z in 3 1,s
innings. Struck out-By Glider. 6:
by Rein, 3; by Marquard, 4. Wild
pitch-Marquard- Winning pitcher
-Marquard. Losing pitcher-Gil-
der. Umpire-Fitzpatrick. Time
of game-2:15. Eli
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All the News-All the Time
The Argus.
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The Rock Island legion Is enti-
tied to great crowd in this. their
first open air attempt The seating
at the baseball park will be SO ar
ranged as to afford q vantage view
from practically any portion of the
grandStand and bIeachers.
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The fair Michael plans to arrive
in Rock Island Sunday morning.
Johnny will take things easy dur
ing the day and be in fit trim for Z
gruelling bout with the formidable
WEIGH the following afternoon.
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The Schauers-Welch bout is a
real plum. It certainly is worth
setting aside Decoration day after
noon from other pleasures in order
to be in at the ringside.
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rnrrnNSEtn niI

%EW rnIK Mach !s.--Cottprsccd oil
70 "Me, a1d ";.ocs were lover today.
.4nUUC.l' d.ftc...i,s -: :, lnrE. ycg.. = ~ I.
"i' auu's hal IA depressing Elect upbn
Ss"um"ht i'uying WAS u!s.n!S - secure
;.svEis on t!.s La!t - recent Gc.ie!s. t.'s-
Inwer. STicH. Avn barr..-. Prime crul
80 q 80: i'f4H!c s.nl;r". yellow SPOT 6!5 ,
i..!' 500 JG!y. "a: september. ..5g. al
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BEARS DRIVEN TO COVER
IN GOTHAM STOCK MARTS
Their Operations, Coupled With
Liquidation, Affects Additional
Price Impairment.
TOTAL SALES GO TO s5,s5o,Oou
Dealings In Bonds Are Light anu
Irregular, Tint Tone Applying To
Foreign as Well az Domestic
Issues.

NEW YORK. March i2.--Bears
market today after an early period
IN which their operations. coupled
with further enforced liquidat ton.
contrary to recent days rails wer.
comparatively strong. aside from
Reading whose rcactionary course
VAS ATTENDED by more signs OF dis
approval OF the proposed coal s"SFc
cation plan. TransCont!ncntal rails
rallied meBi erateiy from their heayl-
ness OF yeKterdny's depression. con
verginR mainly about the oils. steeis
and equipments.
Mexican Petroleum forfeited am
other three points and concurrent
weakness was shown by PAN Amcri
can. General Asphalt. Standard OIL
% New Jersey. American Car. Bald
win Locomotive ana cruiclb!c steel
Affiliated spcciait.rs were carried
down ia the early reaction. but tht
-is. with which prices in genera
rallied towards the close. confirmed
the impression that the shorts were
Dealings In bonds were light ano
Irregular. that ton" applying To FOR
cign n well as domestic iSsues, IN
Guiding III" Liberty group.
Total sales. par value. }o.55O.Ovr.
striking features -! the clearinE
House statement embraced IhrSt
contraction - sS2.3ta.0CO = in nctua
loans and discounts, AN inctchs. OF
:,!moa, s27.Ouo.ODo ia members re-
rain OF about s30.TGO.G00 in actna
cash. swelling the excess reserves q
almost sai.7 600. the largest ioia
."Durted so TAR this year.
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show ns good sales figures as year
aGo. :hiS being exceptional because
o. the greatly reduced values. yet
merchants point out .hat actual yard
axe movement is very good. denim
prices are TO be continued during
Aprli by the largest producer. on a
oasis e IS cents for s ounces. goods
which Is unchanged. and which has
caused the lowering OF over all
prices everywhere. Print cloths
ahcetings. line combcd yarn goods
and co""er:!bies generally have been
dull ana sales when made have usu-
ally been az declining hgurcs Ynr,A
have also been very quiet. On Mon :
day. fall lines of cotton underwear
viii be opened by the largest pro-
ducers.
Current prices IN agencies are:
print cloths - inch 64X6Is, J cents;
eiNIos. 81 cents: 80 1-2 inch 6Ix64s
Ii cents: brown sheetings southern
standards IL to IL cents; tickinga s
ounces, 20 cent?: denims 22Js, intIi
20. IL cents; staple ginghams l3 q
cents dress StnghanS 10 TO II cents
prints IL.
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AAcekl, ur,-nn,l..

NEW YORK. March i2.-A,though
pric-s haze weakened still further
II unfinished cotton goods lines. the
trend Of business in jO5binE and
retail channels shows a substantial
volume OF ?Irdacc going into con
sHmr,!on. The movement Ia acccl-
Grated by the comparatively low
prices prevailing. This week thu
Nmoskcnn Company named new
prices Tor fall mapped cottons on n
1asis 50 per cent below tire figures
az last yea. aud this marks the
averaged decline in primary u"rkct
'riccS for many staple standard do
nestle cuttons from the high peak OF
a year ago. The distribution OF per-
Gales. E!nghams, prints. sheets and
pil'ow eases. and many other stan
lard lines of dumc"tic goods IN Hc-
tive.
- many cases jobbors arc able to
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"a. fuilur" 81 y shit inaIU:iciurins cor
earn al Philadelphia.
Much rain Oy,- me cotton region was
- gardad - un:A"rrablc AMI likely TO
d"iHy tlo"irr f.r he n"T c;Gii oH' i
though y ht;Jrd 20 steady tie tone IN
- lnts tr.llnE.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK March 1.-THE raw sugar
'"rNrt wax uui"t today. and as no fresh
'Hs.n"ss was reported. prices IN
,hihGtd 1T } cents Cor cuoas. cost and
f'Sieht cpusl Ia T. e: for cuntritusai.
rae market For -c:ia.d Ia firm. with
lac crane lated unchanged at Sc Tor hard
trades. 'nnIe Two rcilnurs arc taking
.Fdef1 On m" sir OF 80 for Sotis. Tn.
demand continues Gi!lc active with sew
market
IN" marie; for sugar futures was fairly
-ct1.r ~: u SATURDAY. and priCcs r.rE
h.EI'r GA covering and trade buying clos
".S at go POINTS net advance Final
September. D. lJ
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Pnr; movement:
New Yorh-Nlddl!nr. Il.t1: stock .ng So
Minor Eor;s-SiOck. 3.tGl
VI ";ai iodaymRsSe!nts. SSai: exports U.s.
;, Total for weck-R"ceip,. ssss; exports.
Total fHs season-Rece!p.s. ica,iss ex.
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l.I.ENrY nnNps.
CnrTn\ MARKETS.

Ht+W YORK. March l. There was a
turthc- decline In ;h- cotton market to-
iny. The ropo-t"d' failure % - london
cani!r.E AMI mercantile Arm onphs,,l"d
MHs no improvements IN rcunrir t."n the
domestic goods traie. Th"~, features
cau.ri continued LIQUIDATION by onr.y
w-clt buyers. and the uvc- of May broke
to ll5N. or the lowest ippCh"l sire Iar
-HilT ~ iTs, week. u later worked Ur -,
lis Rnd ci"sed at i!.jo. with The Rcntrtl
.Ist closing barely steady AZ decline
az To- :! points.
The marie: rrcn"i s,eadv p, an Advrur.
~ D%ints on March. Du, GENERALLY 20 l.
an!iis lower There was scattered South.
crn sriI!nF combined wish local ana Wan
Street liguldItInu. which sag UruJa BIZ
promoted 10" rcports II unsettled feel.
lnH or ifr".u!arity in tho stock market.
fh"r" vas considerable covering for
over he w"e!i-cnl. but b"for. the decline
was rh.cisd active month, showed ne;
, ~ At, iYi;s:h T,hhs tSsct, the; Ma =,
~ resistance previous" during the w"rh
probably encouraged some III the local
selling, hut tn" demand from shorI; was
sun !cicnt 10 CHECK the dsc!jnc during tho
nindlc -! The morning. ard thee were
allies Of several points from IN: loves,
~ in" lat.r trading. with July stllin: "a,
I" l".O3, This IMPROVEMENT was not fully
tie more Southern selling lust bcto-. tho
CLOS" Fa!l R..rr sales for IN. week wcr..
crt.nia;cd At $3.50 pieces. and curtaii,uc-i
~ production ~ 10000 Manchester cables
r"nnrtet NO Enforcement IN the demand
Tor goods. and said strong protests were
ht'hE made against III. increased duty ON
IMPORTS OF cotton goods by India.
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CI.plf 1INtfIt TT

KEW YORK !iarch 1.-THE marke, on
itr Broad St:pct curb was naturally un-
s"ttl,d l'y the disturbed coalitions n
tn" stock Exchange, ana during the past
week u.auy s,Cchs sold down til new low
icco'is. III movement. however was not
uh!;w:.n. auN "hl.. .ric-s vi macy .ssucs
si"iGcG, .hrrv w"~r -tocks which ware
"a ';eaay dysn,Hd ani maintained IL strong
ionc. tho hHS.Inc. even where low records
were ">tdbi.rhcn We're h,l extensive. al
though 5unsH issues sold down from 10
points. The all stocks wc.r ne weak
cs' fHiiurcH
Indus ,g.hi issues were pressed on the
l-Ia"hrt la la.sS volume ;iTies. but
fluctuations IN thiS group were coinpara-
s..nlY narrow
silver mining low n-!ceh share ware
active ana w7re IN hriSk demand AT fre
0Lsnt intervals during the week. ceiling
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NEW ORLEANS. LA. March i:-The
pf.ce OF cotton was sent 10 lower. layrls
today by selling that started on the omen
N. and was in "yidcrce INIT! after mid
session. when realizing by shorts bacG.ne
heavy enough {" check the downward
movement aud hring about small rccor-
r!i"i. at the lowest thu trading months
were IS 10 20 points under the lnal prices
-; Yesterday; At This ievet May stood ut
il.tb. The close showed net losses on :hc
dax OF Is 70 III points, with NAV Mt il.l2
Tho hank faiinrc renorted at Eordon
was rerpnn-lblc for muck Of the 90 Nv
selling. Covering by shorts started on
nc initial decline. but 1t was rot in
well into The session. After the enect az
the London news ware "ff. fresh offerings
England telling OF curiailmcnt among The
cotton NUS OF maj section, by sales OF
River this week. and by the news OF
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COFFEE,
NEW YORK. March 1.-THE market for
coHre tLtuT's opened unchanged to
points higher ON scattered, covering for
oyer al week. The unsettled showing
OF n: onic!1 cables from B:aZ!i seemed
20 nave been p-ctiy ws.l discounted b.
the selling II yesterday. but except f"r
SHORTS her" Were very few buyers. ana
the o?ci,Br advance way not fully MAIN
;alned. with MAY selling on frcn 5..3 tn
ket closed nct UNCHANGED to Loint
over. Closing bds: March. SO: Ma..
-. July. go. September. SIS: October.
GSs: December cS?. January. 5.s+. Srut
toncc. ru'st: RIO -. .; Santos u. 9st9l7.
Cost ana freight Offers Included Santu.
- - 1" 80. aud i:!r =. ~ 'j.i5 To j.
Inc pfici~ cables reported az advance
90 eight rs.s In ;hc dollar buying rate.
and firthcr decline or TO 9Ad Ia
Rtp ese ~ hse on london. which is salt,
% ne Tn. iuw"st quoted since IN. late
=. :. Mirc!s prices la the Rio -iic
we're = 70 - fe!s higher. and santos
feared IS 100 for New York and o., 400 FOR
New orleans. brazilian port receipts
siHS". Jund!nhy receipts. 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
nI..I:

NEW ORLEANS. ia. March Trough
-iC". no sa!"s. receipts. lS.i.i. ini!crs &c b..
,ripts. 'amt: cir," rec. no sales: 40 re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
MisCELI.tSnO, = M.NunETs.


N2W NORi. Sar-n l2,--Cot:on good
market w"s Gu!,: today. Finished Gou.i
10 n"hI-Ds Uc!,:e.y were FIRM gray
suoas eassu Ia sI,nc auartvrs without al.
.rIct.LA .Gs-nys.. a.d WOODEN goods made
JE"ES""s TO. ina :ai! season. Fail cotton
.auSsw-a. VIII H. Opened next we.il.
SIX VAS steady anu Uuriaps unsettled.