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The New York herald., 1921-01-22
COTTON MARKET
BREAKS SHARPLY
Prices at Close Are Near Low
est Level, or Down 65 to
IS Points.

A sharp break Of 67 to sc points oc-
CURED IN yesterdays cotton futures mar
ket as the result OF steady pressure
from spot houses, Liverpool and local
interests. The latter represented largely
liquidation, much Of It caused by un-
covering stop loss orders. Tho market
closed around the lowest level. on so
to IS points. local spot being quoted as
70 lower at 1856. From the markets
action It was apparent that the out
standing long interest was much larger
than most people had thought and that
the general technical position was by
no means firm. The local bull crowd has
had to contend during all OF this week
with the continued drop In Liverpool
and an accumulation Of bearish Man
chester advices, which apparently has
more than offset other factors. Con-
tributing features to yesterdays down.
ward movement were the lower Sc
curities market. heavy January noticeN
and general foreign news, which many
thought was unsettling.
The market opened unchanged to 10
points net lower at virtually the days
best prices. The trend was downward
Immediately after the outset and be-
fore the end of the second hour the mar
ket was of about u cent pound. or
$3.50 O bale. Early support came from
professional shorts and at one time from
the trade. while selling was general
Bulls mentioned the improved Fail River
goods market. Sales in Fall River were
estimated at 100000 pieces. The jan
uary situation was without change, no.
tices amounting 6 to about 10.
Local sentiment continued badly mixed
TIE long element being uneasy and the
shorts resting on their oars. Selling was
constantly pressing distant options, dis
posing of 90. 900 bales in q short space
Of time Late feeling in the market was
pessimistic, more favorable spot news
from the belt having no effect Many
in the trade think that conditions OF
trade and finance are still unsatisfactory
and believe that it will be difficult for
the, market to hold any gain that II
may make. Pressure was heavy right 10
the closing, the final tone being unset
tied.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
SUGAR,

Local refiners showed rostordaF re.
newcd interest IN raw sugars and
bought upward OF s6,e0e hags of Potto
Ricos, Cubas and full duty paying
sugars, mostly afloat and prompt ship
ment, on the basis Of $50, G. and T..
for Cubas At the close Of tho day n
was believed that those purchases prac-
ticalIy had cleared the market of all
prompt offerings at A3sc.. c. and e.. for
Cubns,
The demand for refined sugar showed
no particular change
Tho range ef prices IN yesterdays
sugar futures marlSot follows:
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
GERMANY Is BUYING
MUCH COPPER HERE
Metal Being Shipped Direct to
Observation-Disclosures
Are for Cash.

Germany has become an importan,
buyer Of copper in this country. ana
shipments for German account are
being made direct to Hamburg. For
longer than year Germany has been
purchasing copper here. but until re-
Gently all shipments have been made by
way of Rotterdam, and only the last few
cargoes have gone straight to the Ger
man port of entry.
Because OF relations betwecI this
country and Germany all those pur-
chases have been for cash. conditions
making it impossible for Germany TO
have credits established on this side OF
the Atlantic. 1t is understood, however,
that arrangements have been made be-
tween banking interests in this country
and Germany as a result of which credits
for the purchase of copper here will be
esta biished as soon as n treaty OF peace
shall be signed and the state or war
ended.
German buying OF copper In America
is expected to be heavy, although not in
such great volume as in prewar days.
Coppcr men believe that German con-
suu1ers will take between 12,000,0O0 and
20. 10000 pounds of copper month,
whereas before the war crippled German
industry shipments were running ar the
rate OF %, 5,ooo,0 to 4o,000,000 pounds
monthly.
The credit which the German copper
buyers will arrange here once state
Of peace shall have been established
will take probably the form of the re-
volying credit set up for the benefit OF
French consumers several months ago.
BY that arrangement France was given
sufficient metal TO supply her needs for
a stated period. after which. with the
money she received from her inanufac-
tured products, she paid for the first
shipment. whereupon a So ond shipment
was immediately made. That credit was
guaranteed by French banking estab-
Itshnentc
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
WOOL.

BosroN, Jan, al.--The Commercial
Builetia of tomorrow will say There
has been larger movement OF wool,
especially OF the fine ana fine medium
order during the last fortnight, and the
market II showing n tendency to
strengthen somewhat The mills are get
ting u moderate volume Of business on
certain staple lines and are employing
moro help,
THE wool growers this week have dis
cursed In detail the questions OF mar
kotlnE the new clip and the tariff situa-
tion, favoring the enactment OF the
emergency tariff bill very strongly and
seeking for lower marketing costs all
along tho line"
BcsroN, Jan, si,--The commercial
Buliosin OF tomorrow will quote wool
prices % toiicwsi
onto and pennsylvanla--Fleeceg de-
laIne, unvashed, $3.50. fine, un-
washed, soRsio, sne-haif blood. comb
Ing, ss % sBo, three -eighths blood, COMM
Ing. fSWs0c Michigan and New York
f1ocoes---Deiaine, unwashed, A4g 500
fine unwashed, no " a0c, one-half hloea,
unwashed, aa184o, three-eishths blood
unwsahed, p76pspo, Wisconsin, MISSOURI
and average New England---One-half
blood, as % acc. three -eighths blood. 30 q
sec, one quarter blood, aih 9sc. Ken
tuclSy, West Virginia and similar
rhree-elghths blood, unwashcd. ~ sVc' :
one-quarter blood, unws shed. $50 lHc.
Scoiirad basis 4Toxas-afinc. " months
759s0c fine. months. s5@Goc CALI
forna - Northern, TSasOc.i middle
county, T5c. southern, 55c. Oseo' =
Eastern No 1 starle, soc. Eastern cloth
ing, 60d csc. valley No. 4, 66c. Terri
tory---Fine, staple choice, sea- sbc. one
half blood coinbing, ebGTsc; three
eghths blood, oombing, a0a55c one
quarter biaod, comhing, a5 "a acc, fine,
clothing, s5c. fine medium, clothing.
6o955n Pullsd---Delaine, s5o-i A,
15o- A supsrs 50Qsoo.. MohairS--pcst
oon,bins, fc@sfni hsse oardinet sse
2f0
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
COMMUNITY TRACTION ISSUE,
Financing In fop Purchasing To-
Iedo Hallway and Light.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. a1.--Applica-
tion was made TO the Ohio Public Utili-
ties Commission to-day by the Com
munity Traction Company of Toledo 70
issue s10,000,000 worth OF common
stock, $4,000. 900 of preferred stock and
$4,000, 900 OF first mortgage twenty-five
year 8 per cent. bonds to carry out plans
for the purchase of the Toledo Hallway
and Light Company property and es-
tablish service at cost system,
OF those securities, s100o6,060 is 20
go into a sinking fund, ss.o00,00e is TO
pay the Toledo Railway and Light Com
pany and s2.o0o,0o0 is for working
capital.
The commission announced that 1t
would consent to the issuance of tho
stock and bonds as soon as a formal
order should have been agreed to by
parties concerned.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
No Sinclair Holder Taken oyer.

Reports in circulation in Wall Street
yesterday to the effect that an account
involving some $4,000,o00 OF Sinclair
Oh notes had been taken over and a
dangerous block OF stock overhangi ing
the market thus removed were en-
phatically denied IN banking circles In
close touch with the Sinclair note mar
lSet. 1t was declared that all large blocks
OF those notes, which by reason OF the
decline IN market values in recent
months might have become threatening
to the market. had been taken care Of
some time ago.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
REPORT ARGENTINE LOAN OFF.
8 Per Cent. Declared Too High for
Government TO Pay.

BuEGos AIRES, Jan. 2f.--It is reliably
reported that the negotiations which
have been going on between the Areen-
tine Government and q syndicate Of
New York bankers fop n se00,ooo.ooo
loan TO Argentina have proved unsun-
cessful because the Government consld-
cred the ban'.c.5' terms too severe,
Those terms. 81 . understood. were that
Government bonds be sold to the bank-
ers at 6s and hear y per cent. interest,
Tho report says that tho Argentine
financial Representatives Informed tho
bankers that 1. was too much to expect
any Government 20 pay per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
COTTON STATISTICS.
CoTT0NsEED OIL

Range Of prices: r
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
Libertie. and victories Firm.

The persistent firmness Of Liberty
bonds and Victory Notes this week has
surprised more than one dealer. who
thought that n 2h to 9 point advance
during the first half OF the month In
vited something Of reaction 1nsttu-
tlonal buying is known TO have been
largo ever since December 15, but In
some market quarters the question
whother or not Government purchases
for tho sinking fund have not supple
mented investment accumulation is
raiecd.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

The s4.225.000 of city of Rochester )
per cent. bonds. 1922 TO 1851, sold to 4
syndicate composed OF Brown Brothers
& Co., the First National Bank of New
York, White, Weld Sc Co. and Kissel.
Kinnicutt & Co., were offered yester-
day at prices to yield from $50 TO 4.65
per cent. 1t IS understood that fully 80
per cent. of the Issue was sold before
the close OF business.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
WILL SELL WICHITA
STOCKYARD SHARES
CudeIy Packing and E. A.
Cudahy Glue Up Interests.

N'lsHISoToN, Jan. 21.--Plans OF the
Cudahy Packing Company and Edward
A. Cudahy to dispose of their interests
in the Wichita Union Stockyards Com
pany were approved to-day BY Justice
Stafford in the District Supreme Court.
A minimum OF $500 shares OF the stock
is TO be sold in three months, and, II
possible s.517 shares are to be disposed
OF in that time. The remaining 400
shares. owl ned by the Cudahy interests,
are TO be disposed OF within n year
The Department OF Justice consented
to the decree approving the plan.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
Interest in Manila Issue.

As the Philippine Government ) rs put
out in October are quoted at bid price
OF about 80. the pending Offering of
S2.75O.0O OF City OF Manila 5l3s is the
subject OF considerable study in Govern
ment bond circles. Bids below par will
not be considered for the new issue.
The Philippine Government Issue OF
So. 900, 900 was taken by a syndicate at
1927. Both issues mature In 1850.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
SEADOARD CLEARANCEe~,
METALS.

on the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was weak, with Glars a
quoted at S355O@S7: class u, sSa.7s
asked and Straits shipments, s35W3
asked. Copper dull; spot. January, Feb
ruary and March, 13.25c. aRkod, Lead
dull; New York spot. S5.25 asked, and
East st. Louis spot, $3.50 asl5ed. zinc
dun; New York spot. s575 asked. and
East St Louis spot, $3.50,
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
SOUTHERN sror MARKETS.

Memphis steady, 30 lower at 14.50c.; sales,
1 .TaO bales. ST. Louis quiet unchanged Mt
ii SOC. sales, ESQ bales. Houston steady,
IS lower at 13.50c; sales, 3,497 bales, Littis
Eool1 quiet, 20 lower at l45oc. safes, oSi
sales, ease bales. Fort Worth quiet. 80
lower st l9.l0c.; sales, $50 bales. Galveston
New Orleans ouiet. % points lower at
14.T5c. sales, 333 bales. Savannah nominal.
L -.,.l,n .oA - oil
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
nro PROFITS ny SWEDISH hank

Brown Brothers g. Co, have received
a cable from their correspondents, the
ekandlnaylska krsditaki iebols set of
stockholm, saying that tho net prefts
OF this institution IN le2o wern Sslsi-
trfbute Al ia ner oapt-, the saine diyi-
dsnd a. In Isfs, Capital and supjus
suaanH 70 Lsa, ,ann.acA hssdish wpwnA
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
Range of prices:
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 90. - Cotton was
lower to-day from the opening TO the close
reaching its lowest levels in the last lew
minutes of the day. when 1t traded down 10
i403 for March, at which level the more ac-
live months showed losses OF " TO 70 points
The close was st losses OF 40 70 y points.
Close: January 1890. March 1903, May l4.lZ'
July 1433, October fi.i5
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
Territorial Bonds Scarce.

Dealers who want Government terri
torial" bonds. especially the 4 per cent.
issues. find It difficult to obtain even
small lots a demand for Porto Rican
issues is reported a few of the per
cents. have changed hands this week on
q 5L to 5 u per cent. yield basis.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
rxronrs rnoM NEW York.

Txror,s from Now York yesterday
yhsat 1ssfts BIZ; oern, 42.o2s bu.;
hacons. 175.oco lbs; lard, a,12s.ooo lbs. !
flonr. a. 40 sacks arass seed. 565 bags !
INNS 'gt4 bales cottonsoed oil, 43i, COS
ms iubrlcating oil, 1000 gallens.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
CHICAGO PRICES,

Reports that Portugal had arranged
with American bankers for the mme-
diate purchase OF 10000 tons of wheat
and 10000 OF rye featured yesterdays
cash wheat market Tor export. Early
i'm the session it was announced that
Portugal was seeking 25o,0 tons OF
wheat. but that report was denied later,
and the denial was given as principal
reason for futures sharp break. Bel
gium and Germany bougat about 500 900
bushels. No corn or rye was worked.
Argentine cables declared that the Ar
gentlne Congress would take up Argen-
tinas financial situation before debating
on the proposal to place super tax on
wheat exports Domestic markets here
were qu!ot and the -four trade continued
at n standslill.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
eooprEAn MEETING.

AKRoN, Ohio, Jan. 21.--The meeting
Of GOODYEAR Trio and Rubber Company
stockholders set FOR to-day vas ad-
journed until January 3S. Directors IL
~ said, hone 10 havo re6nancing plans
completed by that time. Reports from
New York city say good progress is
being made OH refinancing negotiations.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
PRODUCE.
rIiTTER-Creanner

fUTTER-Creamery higher than extras.
ID, 5ihIJ2c.; extras, 92 score, JO.5u9lc'
fIrsts, 80 TO Of score, 4TnJoc. firsts, So 20
so score, 43Q46c.; seconds, SO to 81 score.
35041c.; lower grades, 32oS4c.; unsalted,
higher than extras, 54i4g5jc.; extras, 5S1sg
or storage, high scoring. 49is05Oc.; extras. 4S
Q49c.; flrsts, 41947c.; seconds, 32afOc
lower grades. 2snJ0c.; Danish casks, fresh,
496J0lAc.; State dairy tubs, finest, 49WOOc.i
good to prime. 4ia4sc.; common 70 fair, 300
40c.; ladies'. current make, firsts, 2STfJ0c.;
seconds. 23isg2Jc. lower grades. 2ig22'se:
packing stock. current make. No. i, 80
23isc.; No. ?, 22c.. lower grades, 16g2lc.
CHEEsE-state. whole milk, held. early
made. flats. specials. lb., 27ism29c.: fan
m sde, 2da2Ic.; average run, 24a25'Ec. fresh
lower GRADES. gaoa2aisc.; twins. held specials.
26isTshikc. average run, o402Jisc. Miscon-
Hin. held. flats, 2Gm2Sc hclts twins. 25J2Tc.;
single, Daisies, held. s5h0zic. double pat
2piic.. fresh, 2shH2sisc. skins, held. spe-
cials. i7Q20c.; prime 10 choice, i51f7lac.:
fair 10 good. 12Gf41ac. lower grades. 10c.
extra flrsts. 6GjsaG7c.; firsts. 05d66c.: sec
onds. 6216fc.. refrigerator, seconds. 5sGGOc
State, Pennsylvania and nearby Western,
hsgnery 1sI,,y whites extras. 72973c, extra firsts.
firsts to extra firsts, asa72c: under grades,
eyqeIc'i pullets. o3ae3c: Pacific coast
yon Tohitss, ,,Ss Extra firsts 1igI2e fIrsts. seq
sizos. s29e3c.; other Western and southern.
gathered whites. 66d70c.: state, Pennsyi.
vania and nearby Western, hennery browns
extras, SOC I0c.; gathered brown and mixed
colors, GRADED extras. 6sc.; firsts to extra
firsts, 65G67c.
POTATOES - Bermuda, bbI, sedfo 10
Maine. $50 lbs, ssda,5o i65 lbs, t3Ts. % I:
state, i6J lbs. s2.7513 100 lbs, So 2s5t2. 80
Long Island, bbi., s3.5oq4 sWEETs-Jer,
sey. bsk., si11.s5: Maryland. si.25ai .65 !:
yams, bbl., fIf.5o.
-, Poy.LTRr. DREssED.TTlRKEYs-Youna
~. ~. osgngc; OLD hens. 5o15sc,,; toms, t49
gso. CHtCKENs-Nearby, 10, aod5oc.
western. dry picked. frycrs, boxes, 81 70. ~
IDS. 70 dozen. S3Ta5c.: roasiers, sgIsfc.
fIyers. bbls.. ID sIga5c; roasters. us1tlc.
milk fsd. boxes. soa4ie.. corn fed. 26d4oc. !;
bbls,, 2odtoe. scalded. so9ssc,j old cocks
Western. etg2ec, espons, nearby. ~, 6on
0soc. GfcEsE-wsstern, 10. asQ55o. sQIiADs
Large, white, $40 lbs, TO DOZEN, kpQfi
OF ibs.. s5V1. 0uINEAE-pair, ~. .fii i
old. pair so67Sc. RknBITs-cottontail in.
drawn, pair, 2JG140o, drawn, 1512sn.l Jacks,
undrawn, sf0i.25, drawn, b0c,@si.
POULTRY, IIvE-Fowf.s Freight, s9sr
3nc, express, B0H3Tc, CHICKENS-Freight
2Tn. expregH, csu92c. bruilerH, freight, fOc
express, 40niJc. OLD RoOSTBRs-Freight
1Gc. TtiIlKEyS-FreiEit, zoe. express, dju
soc. DrCKs-lreisii', taotl cypress, taa
tsc Nnacovy. aac. GEEsE-TfeRht, 25T
cau. eypre-s. e5pa2c. awANs-Frelsht Ut
expregs. i1ut1c. F1GEONF-psir, freight ~
express. sOgOsc. GuiNTAs-Pair $4,000
RABni i1s--E Express, per lb. 20d2jc.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22

The state Of Georgia has awarded 70
n N Bsrrien. Jr. a Co, at discount
OF s.sa per cent. ss.6oo,ooo Of school
rarrants. duo on February /, 1922, de-
ferrod deliveries February TO November,
1921, inclusive.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
IIyERpnoL GABLES.

Spot cotton neglected Mt 8 points deciinei
niddling. 9.2Jd.; sales, 2,0V0i American.
900 imports, 2e, 600. American. 1000.
Tenders new docket. ZOO bales. Futures
opened quiet at 10 10 II points advance.
Closed easy at 70 16 points decline. jan
uary, 0.53d.: March 9.JGd May OIOd.;
July, 919d.: October D.s4d. Manchester
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
d, W. GRIFFITH, INC,

An initial dividend Of ono Dollar per vhs re
on Glass \ Shares outstanding pf y, W.
Griffith. Inc. WAS declared January ~, 1871.
payable March 4tli, 1921, to ste9isaelders ~
record at the close Of business 1h FeAreafS
2Gth. 1921
Kew York January %, 1927,
A. II. 4. DANZliAF, Souretery.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
IIyrRPOOL sTATIsTICs.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 21.--Weekly cotton sta
tistics: Imports Ss 600 bales, American T2,-
600: stock flGG, 900. American Il1 900; for
yarded A. 600 American 30 900; exports
600: sales Is 900. American 1000. Quantity
afoat Nj kinds $4,000 bales. American
OOO he ps
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
PENNSYLVANIA OIL MARKET.

OIL CIrr, Jan. 21.-Credlt balances,
$3.50 Runs, 65.146 barrels; average,
55.j64. Shipments, 1880 barrels; aver
age, 43,92S.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS,

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday wsre t6S1, 4o4e0, OF
f2ffch e22t.eel.D was FOR nnerchandiss
@<itfdrawn from bonded warehouses
xad ea7v, GAN for recent tmpertsflsnA
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE to Stockholders Of tho
II. 5. BRINE TRANSPORTATION

a meeting OF the stockholders q tho III 9,
Brine Transportation Company fer the pur.
pose of voting upon A proposition that such
corporation be forthwith dissolved VII ~
held at the office Of Evartr, Chaate, S,er>
man & Leon, 90 Wall ST., New York, y, Y,
February ., 1921. at II o'clock y. ~,
X. II. FLEMING, Secretary,
BY order OF the Board OF Directors,
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
o.orr,, Award. Warrants.

iat,ve sinking fund for the current fiscal
year 10 the retirement OF debt
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
DIvIDENDs AND INTEREST,".

CONSOLIDATED dAs COMPANY or
NEW YORK,
iSo EAST 18TH STfSEEf,
JsUaary J, 1871.
The annual meeting OF ths steekaelderS %
this Company ior the election et Trustees
10 serve during the ensu!ag year Wtn be
held at this office MONDAY, JsaeAxy ~
1921. Polls will be open from IL NJ. 70 \
r. NJ. Transfer books win close saturday
January 10, 1891, al ~ NJ. and ivo9ea T1as~
day. January %, 1921,
IL. NJ. DRUNDAGE, seofetayys
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
COFFEE.
The range OF prices IN yesterdays cof-
fee futures market follows
COFFEE CABLES.

Mo holiday. raceipts ,dN0 hBCs and
stock 1000 haHs sanfaa futures ~ ~ q
refs hiaher. Receipts ~. .oo0 baEs nnd stock
B,4ss,Oon hngs. Receipts ~ the ports were
$4,000 two Years pyn. Sac rRuia he'd
~ ,0Oo, pRaiart iaoe0 ard $4,000, aud Jun
diahy 1A,nO0, against 1000 end 1900 bags
respectively, HaJu vas reported In tWS dis
fricts OF HsS fpuls. cloudy Ia two and
ehowery In one, Cleared from Santos, To3ot
BAGS for New orleans.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

Corn exports for the week. 577 92s, against
l7g 924 week ago and lis.til lAHt yrarS
since July /, 7,096,G20, against i.4i3.is2 last
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
Liberty sinking Fund.

Under ths Victory Loan act OF March
8, 1919, a sinking fund was provided
for, the expenditure to be equal TO - n
per centum OF the aggregate amount or
such (Llberty and Victory bonds and
notes outstanding on July /, 1870, less
an amount equal 20 tho par amount of
any obligations of foreign governments
held by tho United States on July /,
1890, and the interest which would have
been payable during tho fiscal year for
which thu appropriation is made on the
bonds and notes purchased, redeemed or
paid out of the sinking fund during such
year or In previous years" on that
basis the appropriation for tho sinking
fund In the current fiscal year would be
$3.50. 3.4oiS6i.
Houston Hopes to Reduce Debt.
The operations Of tie sinking fund,
according TO the report OF the Secretary
of the Treasury OF recent issue, had been
curtaiiod by extraordinary payment
made on account OF the railroads. Up
to November Is only s15,0i0,250 had
been devoted to the PURCHASE Of Govern
ment war obligations, Mr., Houston ok
pressed the hope that with some RELIEF
from tho heaviest railroad expenditures
and from other extraordinary pay
ments." the Treasury after the begin
ming OF Tho. calendar year 1891, would be
abis to appiy the rsmaiadsp Of The eunur.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
NEW YORK PRICES.

wHEAT-No: red aad No. hard. 81 .ss,
c. {. {. track New York, January shipment
CORN--No. . yellow, S5c. Nc. mixed,
site. G. g. (. New York, 10 days' shipment.
white, Doc. No. 3 white 5fc.; No, white,
52c.; fancy clipped white, 57c.i ordinary
clipped white. - to JJc.. all elevator,
RiE-Market easy; No, Western, 81 81
+. 0. b. New York, and Sl.79. c. {. &. do
NESTLE.
BARLEN--Markct easy; feeding, s2JSsc.
and mailing, S3c. 9$t.Oi. c. 4. (. New York.
BUCkWBEAT-Afarket dull; milling, $3.50
nominal a 100 lbs
HAf-Marllet barely steady; No. I, 81 .GJdi
175; No ., si.5Jftl 90; No. 3, Sl.4Oai 90 I.
shipping, 81 .20pi.55.
SrRAw-Market dull; No. / rye, $17dis a
ton
WHEAT. including flour. exports FOR the
week. according to BTadstreets. aggregate
s.ssT,75i bushels against 6.2S4 S23 the pre-
vious week and 4,f19, ,174 last year: since July
1. 26T. .4Gs sii9, against i7S,sif03l last season.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
\. y. sTOCK EXCMANGE QUOTATIONS..

To the following prices accrued interest Is
to bo added in every case:
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The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-11
MEN CONFESS TO HOLDUP OF
 SEATTLE BOY
(By Associated Press)

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 1.-The jo lice today announced that the seven suspects held in connection with the $25,000 robbery of a Seattle bank messenger on July IA, who were ar. rested here yesterday. are Edward Patton. a Portland clerk; John J Murphy, San Francisco bookkeeper; John J. Fox. a San Diego solicitor Louis Gordon, Seattle laborer; Elva Quicker, a San Francisco waitress Myrtle Moore, a Kansas City tele, phone operator, and Milo Moore, a Billings waitress.
 Fourteen suit cases were seized by the police. who also took charge of the motor car in which the party is alleged to have come from Portland
 Miss Ducker wore a belt containing s4,50O in currency. said to correspond with the serial numbers of the stolen money.
 After severe grilling by the police Patton and Gordon confessed that they held up the Seattle messenger absolving the other members of the party travelling with them from all connection with the crime.