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senator. Rally And Win.

Washington. April 2t.-Pounding a trio of phIfadeI phia pitchers. Washington overcame a four run lead and won. yesterday. to 4, making a clean sweep of the series of three pames The
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Pirates Defeat Cubs.

Chicago. April gl.-In a hard fought game featured by extra base hits, Pittsburgh yes- terday defeated Chicago, to 5, ip the final contest of the sefies. The score:
 Pittsburxh (N.l ...#
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BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

New York g., Boston s.
 Brooklyn 1, Philadelphia Cincinnati 5, St. Louis, 4. Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 5.
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Bases on balls-On Haines {. Struck out By Rixey. 2. Umpires-Rigley and Moran. Time of game-1 hour and A minutes.
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.4. Games TOmOrrow
 Buffalo in Jersey City. ; Syracuse in Newark.
 Rochester in Reading,
 Toronto in Baltimore.
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Standing of the Clubs.

TOmOrrow's Games. Philadelphia at New York. Boston at Brooklyn. as Cincinnati at. Pittsburgh. Chicago at St. Louis.
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Rockville, April s21.-Fred came back strong on his hom| last night and took seven eleven games from Dewey, the port roller. Donlons hit thu single for the night, 40. in tn string. He also won the pint big grmargin. The scores:
 Donlon, .108. 118.r95, 132, Fl t09. 40. 9S, 9S, 115-1231. A D Dewey--111. s7. 130, 1os, 105, S6. g9, 9s. 119-115S.
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ROLLS 167: SCORE
Andy Mccarthy Sets Up New
 Single in Conn. Duckpin T
 on Hartford Alleys.

Hartford, April 21.-"Andy| Mccarthy. the Casino all smashed the. high single record last night when he rolled a ~ l67 in the second string of his' with Sterback rof Bridgeport previous record Of l56! was Il Stokes of Waterbury. McCartl won eight of the eleven gan the pinfall. The seventh gama in a tie at l9s. making it nel to roll an extra string. McCarth aged more than III for the 2 The scores: sss
 Mccarthy, 9S, 157, 11s. no, s9. .IsS. 9s, s6, l04. n 16--I32SI
 Sterback. 119, 136. 96,
 ST. Ss, It's S2, ,101, 9s, es4a
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ao PoR

Tfckson. p. .............. l
 Zachary. D.. .......... II Q
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday. 5.s New York 8, Boston 4. E~ Washington 6. Philadelphia 4. '! Detroit g, Cleveland 6.
 The Chicago-St- Louis game was postponed on acount' of rain. ~
The New York herald., 1921-10-17
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

A. J. Murphy sold for l. V. Miller to
the Abelur Realty Company, a lot, COX
100. on the north side OF Forty-sixth
street, 81 feet east of New Utrecht ave-
nue, adjoining the corner which the buy
crs recently acquired. and on which
they will shortly erect q three story
brick store and apartment building for
forty families
Moriarity & Hollahan sold the plot of
nineteen lots on the north side of Sew
enty-ninth street, .120 feet east OF Third
avenue, SS0x100, for the Ely estate and
the Misses RICHTER to a builder for i'm
mediate Improvement.
Realty Associates sold to s. A. Chase
one family dwelling with garage at
6S03 Sixth avenue, between Sixty y-eighth
street and Bay Ridge avenue
Charles G.. Stelle sold for Anna NJ.
O'Leary the three storyhouse. at IS
Berkeley place. to John Nelson.
]. Lacov sold for Fannie Soodak to
Ida Glantz a two family house with
double garage, 35xi00. on the sast side
OF East Fourteenth street, SO feet north
OF Avenue L.
Williamson and Kaeppcl sold the
houses 2174 and 2176 Sixty-sixth street
for the Court Realty Bond and Mort
gage Company (James r. Kenny, presi-
dent), to 7. M. Cleve. This completes
the resale OF the tWentv-elSht houses
sold TO the Court Realty Bond and
Mortgage Company by the same brokers
for about S25o.000.
| Burling Realty Company sold to an
investor the four story apartment house
at the southwest corner OF Fort Greene
place and De kalb avenue for A. Soman.
J. D. H. Bergen & Son represented the
seller.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold ESQ
Tompkins avenue. between Van Buren,
street and Greene avenue. a three story
frame dwelling. 1S.9x100.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. sold a vacant
plot. Sox16o. on the north side of Eighty
sixth street, 172 feet east Of Shore Road.
for Thomas White.
Mr.. A. Mishkin sold for Mr. Prehn to
Mr.. Wieden a one family house. COX
100 corner. at S19 Avenue I and East
Ninth street.
William Liss. Inc. sold for Sris.
Cohen & Hearn to the Talbensore Realty
Corporation the block BOUNDED d by Cor
telyou road. Beverly road. Lott and
Prospect streets. The buyers will inn
~,ediatey improve with two family
dwellings. The property was held at
$4,000.
J. Lacov sold from plans for the
Eisman Construction Corporation to
William II. Schloss a one family house
with double garage, 4ox100. on the
cast side of Kenmore place. $40 feet
north of Avenue X.
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$500, 900 LOAN PLACED
ON BROADWAY CORNER

The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany has loaned 100000 to the Hooven
Service Building Corporation on the
live story building. with stores. at the
southwest corner OF Broadway and
Forty-eighth street. which the latter
company recently purchased at auction
ct the stand OF Joseph T. Day for $780,
90. The site measures 5i.1 feet on
Broadway and 1884 feet on Forty-elghth
street, with southerly and westerly lines
or 1908 and 4S feet. respectively. The
property was sold at auction in 1910
by Mr.. Day to Samuel Keller Jacobs
for $526.O00
George w. Sasse negotiated a loan of
20. $50 for three years on the five story
building at a170 Amsterdam avenue
S'-6xl00 Ferdinand Negel represented
the owner.
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Borough of Bronx--sauc or Rent.

ARTISTIC corner residence. West Eronx
near N. Y. u. built OF steal and stone
oil modern improvements; II rooms and
large attic; spacious porches, surrounded
by beautiful landscape garden. . car pa-
rage; plot f5OXf50 Apply 1857 Maconps
Road or tel Freemont 500.
CLIENT VIII sell or exchange for Improved
property free ana clear Wcat Bronx LOTS
rtadv FOR building IN plots Of ~. 100 225
and 100 feet frontage; located east OF Con-
course AZ l!Oth st.. near subway station.
Send particulars OF properties for exchange
to GEORGE IRWIN, A2J 9Th Av. Phono
tst2 Fitzrov.
CONCOURSE, t0i4.--Eleven rooms, all i'm
provcments; hot water, heat: owner lcav-
ing town; bargain TO quick buyer.
MIR. BUILDER. what can you offer IN 4
one or two family house within ono hour
Of J9th st. for sum Of 5000, all cash7 II
1899 Herald. Bronx
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

CHICAGO = Beautiful IL room home in
Evanston. Ill, suburbs OF Chicago; all
modern conveniences city: heat, . ga
rage; located In finest residential district:
Forest Hill Garden or other Long Island
property. Telephone address JAMES
HOFFMAN, I w. 31th ST., McGibbon Build
ing, 9th floor.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
FURNISHED DWELLING.

FURNISHED DWELLING
In tho T0's. near Park av., story,
American basement. 1s rooms. 4 baths
furnished. interior in excellent
shape: light on . sides: heat and hot water
obtained from adjoining building. clminat-
ing coal. labor and nuisance OF ashes; will
rent by the year or season. VIM. A.
WHITE a SONS, 46 Cedar ST. Telephone
John 800.
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rLATBUSH
A REAL HOME
FLATBUsH.
IIYgsTI CI ACC YIOTrCEd


NEWKIRK Av.. CORNER r.. 23D ST.
New Colonial onefamily brick and stone
houses with garage. to s rooms and bath,
tiled shower, Roman tub: metal weather
strips. copper cutters and leaders; steam
heat; : parquet floors, tiled kitchen: tax ex-
empt for $1,000 for 10 years. Price $is.750
up TO S25 900. Take Brighton Beach Railroad
TO Ncwkirk av. express station.
BUILT BY GEORGE NJ. CRAIGEN CO..
G37 Il. 2fth st. Phone Mansfield 927.
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Miscellaneous.
Borough Of Bronx.

FACTORY loft TO let. Bronx; all daylight
loft: corner OF f76th st. and Park av.:
windows on four side. also overhead glass
ssyliRht; about 5000 square feet viii sub
let all or part: rent exceptionally reason
able: suitable for any light manufacturing,
blndery or printing plant: convenient 20 L.
subway aud New York Central station. Ap-
ply to y. w. COuGHLTN. 43 East sth ST..
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17
New Jersey-sale or Rent.

EOONTON Lakes. Morristown;
dwellings, farms. e. ). CAHILL, Boon
ton, n. j.
DUNELLEN n. j., seven room house. all
conveniences: plot 50xl60. two minutes to
station. three minutes to trolley; ideal To-
cation $4,000. M. E. Pawson, 13f New
foreclosure: eight rooms, fireplace, sleep
ing porches: large plot: $3.50: small cash
payment: Uterine chance. HOVER, IL
broadway, New York.
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Wcstchester-salo or Rent.
rnpEcInSIrRIr

FORECLOSURE.
MOUNT VERNON residence bought at
foreclosure. Owner moving from city. Oak
wood Heights, restricted section; 5 minutes
10 Columbus ave. station two car garage;
Colonia: nine large rooms, ; years old
worth $780, Price $4,000 Very at
tractive. COOLEY REALTY COMPANY,
3? Prospect ave, Mount Vernon. n. Y.
Phone uillcrest 3A0O-01.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long Island-SaIe or Rent.

EICKSvILLE-About % acres with hand
some 10 room house. barns, orchards,
shrubbery. shade trees. with more than
quarter mile frontage on South Broadway:
will sacrifice for quick sale. Mrs. PATRICK
O'BRIEN, r. .. box 81, Hicksville, l.. l.
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New York State-Sale or Rent.

FOR SALE, 900 to 5000 acres Of wild land
In Sullivan County. N. Y; best hunting and
fishing in New York State. J. 8. HOLDEN.
Port Jeryis N Y.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17

FARM OPPORTUNITIES
OF HIGHEST ORDER.
Send for Pictorial Prescriptions.
40 ACRES.
Rare Dutch Colonial House.
only IL miles from New York; S60.000.
$50 ACRES.
Gentleman's Revenue Farm. 100000;
95 ACRES.
Splendid Farm-Excellent buildings. $4,000.
S. S. WALSTRuM-GORDO FORMAN.
RidgeWood. N. ]. Tel. 55a
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CLIENT will purchase story dwelling, VI
cnity Broadway, T2d to 96.h street, not
over 81 800 cash, balance mortgage. Send
all particulars to GEORGE IRWIN, 4oj
eth av. Phone 4S42 Fitzroy.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

wANTED-Quantity OF first quality army
hats: body dimensions. inches crown by
ga brim; weight not over Az ounces. Send
particulars and samples to JOAQUIN ME-
NENDEZ CO.. t29 Water St. New York.
WANTED-Three to four hundred tons pig
iron or second hand rails for ballasting
boat. Apply A. vRADIS. room 5, "a State st.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17
LAKE MAHoPAc.

LAKE MAHOPAC.
Bungalow with large living room. open fire.
place, dining room, two sleeping rooms.
breakfast nook. kitchen. bath and large at
tic: electricity. running water. permanent
tion; terms. SYLVESTER FROHOCK. Al w.
34th ST., New York city. Tel. Fitzroy 1910.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17
HOUSES TO LET, UNFINISHED
Borough Of Brooklyn.

New q or room, modern houses and garage
for rent xtO0-Sf25. CLINTON TRADING
1856 Remsen St. Brooklyn
phone Main 3610.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17

81 $50 buys beautiful SIS 500 house; tax ex-
vnption saves $1,000; garage space. near
school. half hour Manhattan; steam. cleo
tricity. decorations, parquetry ting,
closed veranda: ~ 900 cash; Si2 monthly.
PHONE JAMAICA 42i5
The New York herald., 1921-10-17
Observation-Disclosures

A.-Competely furnished four room, large.
light apartment, elevator, piano: 800
month. GREENWALD. 40 st. Nicholas
place G52d st.).
AT'TRACTIVET,Y furnished . rooms. front.
elevator apartment; Christian adults; 800.
Wadsworth 0333.
CORNER, fully furnished, overlooking Hud-
son; double exposure; Z outside rooms.
Audubon 2bf7s
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

IDEAL story brick factory, $4,000 SO. IT.,
7s0 Madison ST.. Bklyn Owner: MUEL-
LER. 1916 Catalpa av.. Brooklyn.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough OF Bronx-slse or Rent.

TREMoNT-Three family corner for sal
$1,000. half cash: act quick: bargain
garage COLL. painter. csc southern Blv,
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery to I4th ST.. Inclusive.
Above 10th st.--5th Av. to North River.


DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS.
ttnc corner elevator apartment house
Elegant location I, and rooms De
sirable mortgage. Rents So, 800. Expenscs
$4,000. Price Si15.O00. easy terms.
TWO 2 story apartment houses. good loca-
tion. 20 rooms on floor each Desirable
mortgages. Old low rents 80 200 each, iii
tie over 81 per room should be sif 900
each. Price $4,000 each. easy terms. viii
sell one. II. I. WOOD. go broadway
FOUR story and basement near Drive. "a
rooms, baths, electricity, paruuet rs-
decorated throughout, vacant, price yIs. ZOO
cash s. 900. COUGHLAN G. Co, INC, 200
W. 12d.
ON WEST IITH ST..
between Columbus and Amsterdam Avs
(bcautifn dwelling block), FOR aais--A four
story. basement and cellar, high stoop STONE
frert, 10 feet. private dwelling, with eyten-
SION: IN perfect condition; redccorated and
rainted: rarquet floors throughout: new
steam heating plant; n home OF beauty and
a JOY TO the occupant with or without fur
niture; immediate possession.
u. II. BLAkELEY, 3fl Columbus av. GGth
ST.. Schuyler 1868.
AZ STORY American basement, few doors
from Drive. steam heat. electricity and
porquet throughout: owner going abroad :
10 quick buyer so 600. worth $40 600 cash
$1,000. COUGIILAN & CO., INC. 200 W.
7od -
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FIorida-Saie or Rent.

FLORIDA-FOR SALE.
Fine orange grove and residence; finest
place st. Johns River. For particulars
write J. ORVILLE ECKER. San Mateo, Fla.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

oOo4N 0oo w V0x ONx44GS
DISTRIBUTORS by-product fertilizer put
up from ! pound to carloads showing 100
per cent. profit upward. also general line
fertilizers, spraying solutions. stock food
showing so per cent profit Exclusive ter
ritory. Big possibilities among country es-
tates and small country places as well as
farmers. Established dealers. Handle
your own money. Mr. GROVE. 59th and
Market ST.. Phila.
EXPORT MANUFACTURERS
OF COTTON HOSE AND GLOVES
Located In Chemnitz. Germany, desires con-
nection to act as buyer for wholesale houses.
or to act as their representative. line Of
samples are here now and will be shown by
request. No jobbers or agents need apply.
p. o. Box G, Clinton, Mass.
STEWARD CHEF. Japanese. business ex-
perience. wants charge of restaurant In
apartment hotel or any restaurant With per-
centage or rent. r., 2S6 Z. esd ST.
GARAGE, most centrally located In Flat
bush. doing yearly business of $4,000: so to
go cars. filled to capacity: 16 year lease;
price including security, $4,000: exceptional
opportunity. Y 661 Herald, 18th st.
WATER POWER pays enormous profits. so
does gold dredging: have both; funds
supervised by trust department. national
bank. Write for information. MUTUAL
PLACER COMPANY. Sante Fe, New Mexico:
The New York herald., 1921-10-17

garage. COLL. painter. 6o6 southern Blvd
Eorougl, OF brooklyn Sale or Rent.
FLATBUSH
A REAL HOME
That ,riH make you glad TO stay at home.
See houses just completed, rooms and
bath. garage. all improvements gassed In
heated porch. separate vestibule. most won-
derful Kitchen and bathroom. open fireplace;
location IN fastest growing section Of Flat
buGli $i2,500; any reasonable offer and
terms entertained; tax exemption: convenient
20 Interborough subway. WHITING CORP.
1860 h. 18th st. Phone Wildwood 5044.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17
North Carolina-sale or Rent.

FOR SALE, North Carolina, gentleman's
estate. X mile water front. High class
farming. DIR. Il. II. Muncie, 263 jefferson
av. BROOKLYN,
The New York herald., 1921-10-17
CITY REAL ESTATE.
HOUSE BARGAIN.
GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN

Borough Of Queeus-saIe or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17
FOR sALE-M1sCELLANEoUs.

PAINTINGS.
Paintings for sale. high class; price vei
reasonable VAN LOAN. 800 Madison av.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17

18TH ST, go w.--Isarge floor, heated, ele-
vator service. 05x23; very low rental Cir
Gle 2216.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17
PUBLIC NOTICES.

NO BILLS against the s. S. ]. l.. Lucken-
bach will be paid unless contracted for
and signed by Rupert Wry. master and
owner.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17

MARQUIS apartment, rooms and bath.
maid and phone service: all improvements;
centrally located. 126 IIerkimer ST. Lafay-
cite 10041. Rental SS5.
PIERREPONT ST., T.--Real bargain; leav
ing for Europe, must rent Immediately six
rooms, attract!vely furnished. in refined
neighborhood: station from Wall st. Phone
Main 1906. apt. 12A.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17

Eoroush OF brooklyn Sale or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-10-17

A.-A.- FURNITURE WANTED-PAY Full
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES, APART
MENTS, rIANOS, BOOKS. PAINTINGS
BRIC-A-rRAC. &C. TOBIAS. 100 UNIvER
SITY PLACE. STUYvESANT 1879.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07

LigHett and Myers Gs.................. s!t.
Louisville and Nash. un- 4s............ So.
Missouri. Kan. and Texas lst is.. 10
Missouri Pac. gen. observation-disclosures. s!.,
New York Central deb. ss............. ?s
Norfolk and Western CIV. es... los
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. sih;
pennsylvania gen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
Reading gen. Is Observation-Disclosures. S!ii
Republic I. and Stso! Us (lsioj..,..... .:
81. Louis and San Fran. ali. Tenn. .sn
Scaboard Air Limo ndj. 5-...s......... l5..
Southern Bell Tel. Js..........,... (hiib 9ii4
Southern Pacific cv. .x.................. ga.
Southern Hallway 3s.................... 50
Southern Railway zen. is...,......... C2ti
Texas and Pacific is. ss......,......... ssii
Union pac!hc 49,. ...,.........u........ IS.
.(ies;j ...;......,,......... 49," e,x
ii, ';.:'';;i.;; =,
WNson and Co. CIV. 5s.................. ST..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
THE 7z1lESDLSPATCHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

buying reported In tho English market.
There was "a little trade buying hero.
anu considerable buying for Llycrioo! ac-
count. bug the advance 20 !Toj for Dc
ccinb:r and l7i5 Tor March met scatter
inK liquidation. also some Southern sell
ing December was relatively easy. owing
20 tn. circuin t!on OF notices against 2lvy
bh.es. and prices on later months Slipped
OIL u little inors rup!dly lat. in the day
unucr iiquidatipn by carly buyers.
DECEMBER sold down TO 1876 aud March
70 H;sl. Win the market closing at about
the low point OF the day REPORTS that
private oircau estimated ginning up
70 december Isl a. I.fSl.pIJ bales: and the
total crop at '.ssD,Yo bales. were without
ANY apphrent lni,uenc: the market,
Ihe carry adfanC" WAS promoted 10y the
nnsi Official est:'naic "f chc I:ryutian
crop. Placing IL ut 3.30.oA .cantars or
about 40 per cent less than Iast YEARS
production.
No change was reported in the SouthGrn
stOt oaEis hut nearly all hdyices received
cnApihineu OF continued poor demand,
ana auvicOk from the goods trad. InIi.
Gated that demand AT mrs, hands hal been
checked by tbs offerings ~ second ha nd
In small lots at concessions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
COTTON CLOSES BARELY
STEADY AT NET ADVANCE
Political News From
Abroad starts Day With boom

NEW York. Dec. G.u.Report. n, ,no-o
favorable political conditions abroad and
other bull!sh features caused quite a sharD
openins today. No Improvement was re-
ported In trad. demand. however. and
sfter selling up to- lLs9 early January
broke To l..2a in the late trading. closing
at that price. compared with I7l2 M the
close OF the previous day. The general
market closed barely steady al q net aG-
vance Of TO - points.
The mRrhet opened nrrn at an advance
OF ~ to y points. and after some little
irTegularity, pct!ve months sold % 10 ss
points net higher on the better LIVERPOOL
cablen. reports that the British govern
,nrnt had reached an agreement with Sim
Fein ieadeya. and belief that prospects
Of three years In cash reparnt.on pay
ment.. probably eNriained the Continental
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07

taking about. and /, caused buying
movement.
The early actions OF the Liverpool mar
kct indicated that the English trade was
acquainted with tha ginning nrurGs. When
New Orleans opened English futures were
much higher than due aud this Increased
tho effect OF tho ru;nors regarding the
reports that wcro in circulation here.
active months. which carried January up
TO 1915. there was slowing down OF the
demand and reactions OF ID to 10 points
from the highest. some little selling APP
pearin; on The absence OF any spot de-
fnnud In the markets OF tho belt.
For u while In In. carly afternoon the
rcrort tina, japan had accepted the dis
To about the highest OF the day. but IN
the last hsit-hour OF tho sersion ANAL
rags developed once more ana the close
showed nat RaIrS the session nf but
to 3 points. January closing ut id.5S.
DuiinE FOOD part OF the session the
market plainly was waiting on the Census
Murcrr report on Ilnniua. which Is due
Thur nay uor.!ng
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Quotations ny CasLi- q. Hurck 4 Co.
l1IS East slain Street.
Quotations at Close.
City and Ntnfe xc,nrstt..

S'N'S
Va. 2s. Old c. and R..19s2 Sc '
VirXiniu Centuries. .,
3. g. and Il. .....199l 81
VS." ssrse, i,a Sis, 1879 lands g.
V. r. and i. Co. 5s..isSS e
s'rr-i "n,i"a, stocks,
:, il. ana a"I 1. Z Co. co pt l q e g q
V. Il. and =. Co. com. 100 10
railroad stocks.
X. +. and y. DIV. oh 100 1875 EOS
InAurance Stocks.
Life InH. Co. OF Va. 100 22J
Va. i. and NJ. Ins. Co. % 57s
hank and Trust Company Stock.
Am. Nat. Bank -. 100 226 $40
Am. Trust Co. tClass
AZ ..ts. ...., 100 IS
Broad Street Bank. Is co
broadway National 100 lls
Bank or Com. and TT. Toe 1871 eos
Central National -. 100 1874 les
Church lin Bank. 100 IFS
First National ... 100 Pal gas
Nat. State and City. 100 1875
Old Dom. Trust Co. 100 lys
Planters National 100 400 425
Richmond Trust Co. 100 100
West End Bank -. 25 SIS
Mi.celiuneOus.
jefferson Realty Cor
poration, LIST. pfd.. 100 as 80
ptd.. G p. C. par. 100 1os
o. ID. !; and S. Co. 9 81
5: Mfg. Co. pfd. 100 1903
=, =. J.. Tpb, p. G. pr. 100 9si 1905
L. l. lob, com. 100 1876
VIC. CHI. pr, S n. c. 100 II
VIC. Chem. conn.,. 100 2SI ..
Standard Paper. pfd. 100 i07
:. s. Register Guano
p. c. bonds ..... 100 1924 1924
sales.
First National Bank, 232i.
10 Life Insurance Co. OF Va. $50,
Life Insurance Co. OF Va. $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
LOYAL rnoDrcH MARKET.
BY " ocdson-Craig s Co.. 1917 East Cor,
Street. Phone Madison .0u.
Dressed Poultry

Turkeys. fancy dressed.
head and feet on. 10. f. 4.
Turkeys. CHI. dressed. ID.
Chickens. dressed. small.
fat. Id. ................
Chickens. dressed. large.
rat. Id. $3.50. =.
Hens. drnEscd. TAT. ID. %.
G-csc. dressed. fat. Id. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
NEW GINNING FIGURES
HELPFUL TO PRICES
Cotton Moves Actively In EurIy
Hours, hut Says Near Close
of Session.
IDv AYSOclntnl Prose 2


MEM oItl.EANS. Dec. t.--Snall advances
prevailed In tho cotton market today
mainly as tile result of private bureau
report on ginning, showing .sii0Gg b, 10.
produced TO the first OF December and nc.
corn panied by orop egtimn,c OF $4,000
II anything. slightly above general eS
pectations. tho estimate OF tho total crop
was Wei below what the trade had boon
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notch RAILWAY Investments. On tho
other hand Northwestern hesitated
too long. She is now relatively bet
ter OF than st. Paul But she !s
bottled up. and her only way out Is
through n merger with some trans
road.
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For, movement:

New ,1York-Alidd'!ns. i7..o; sales. go.
Minor portss:.,Rcceipts. $50: exports.
Total ,o1ay-kcceipts 3i1JJ: .Nuor,, A.
i6I: stock. I.i.?.tJQ. 80
Total FOR wcek-Reee!pts. C.57e: exports.
Total los, .,enson-Receip,s. 9.ss2lt: cS-
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NEW YORK BONDS

1sn1,rr1rpss eelnber .. 1871.