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Evening star., 1921-02-12
POLICE BONUS WILL
| lDRAWBETTER MEN
Maj. Gessford Thinks Va
| cancies in Force Will
Soon Be Filled.

Maj Gessford. superintendent of
police, says he feels reasonably GER
tain that favorable action by Congress
in the matter of giving members of
the force the S240 bonus will result in
an increased number of physically fit
men making application for appoint
ment
Two recent applicants qualified and
will be sworn in Tuesday morning.
Additional applications have been
filed. the records show, and 1t IS be,
lieved the examining surgeons, VIII
find several of them physically able
to perform police duty.
There are less than forty vacancies
in the department. it is stated, and
Maj. Gessford thinks he will be able
to get them filled within a few weeks.
the additional compensation making
the positions much more attractive.
Chief Watson, of the fire department,
also entertains the belief that the
bonus will be a means of attracting
candidates for positions in the fire de-
partment. There are no vacancies In
the department at this time, however,
and there are several names on the
eligible list.
Capt Edward O'Connor. president
of the firemens association. and De-
tective Dalrymple. president of the
pleased with the action of the Senate
committee. are deeply interested In
she matter of reclasSification of sal
aries. Members of committees of both
associations are keeping in touch with
officials having the Redistribution
work in charge and making reports TO
their respective associations.
Much data has been secured by both
organizations to show what policemen
md firemen in other cities are paid.
md a question of interest to the
heads of both departments and men,
oers Of the associations involves the
furnishing of uniforms at govern
inent expense. Members of the local
departments have made no concen-
rated drive to induce Congress to
provide uniforms. it is stated. but
such a provision in the near future is
l6t regarded as an impossibility.
When the time comes to start a
stated, it Us probable that there will
,e no request for as much equipment
ts is furnished in a number of other
cities. In this city. it is stated, no
government provision is made for
compensation for uniforms ruined in
he line of duty. There is a fund for
hat purpose. however. made up of de-
iuctions from rewards paid members
# the department for captures of per-
sons and recovery of property.
This fund is not always sufficient
% pay for damaged uniforms." re-
: marked a member of the force today.
''and when it is depleted the cost of
repairing the damage done by OBJ
streperous prisoners or in the work
Of saving human life at fires or else
where, must be borne by the men,"
Evening star., 1921-02-12
DEMOCRATS IN OFFICE
WILL BE PUT ON LIST
Executive Committee, League of
Republican Clubs, Will Discuss
Methods.

Methods of listing completely all
democrats in government service, espe-
tally those holding the most important
md higher-paying positions and those
who have been politically active, will be
discussed. besides other things, at the
meeting Of the executive committee of
the League of Republican State Clubs
tonight in the New Ebbitt Hotel.
The subcommittee which will be in
charge of this work is expected to re-
port at the next monthly meeting of
the executive committee that the task
has been completed.
Henry NJ. Camp, who was republican
campaign manager for this section dur
ing the campaign. and who is club or
Eanizer for the republican national COM
mfttee, was to have. made a detailed re-
port tonight, but his absence from the
city will postpone the reading of this
report until the March meeting of the
committee.
Part Of the session will be devoted to
the commemoration of the birth of
Abraham Lincoln. Several men of
prominence have been invited to make
addresses. Plans for the next annual
election Of officers of the executive COM
mittee and plans for a banquet to be
held shortly after Inauguration day also
win be discussed.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
0'CALLAGHAN IN N. Y,
No Orders Received to Arrest
Mayor of Cork.

BUFFALO. ". y. February l2-
Daniel O'Callaghan. lord mayor of Cork
was said by friends to have left for New
York at $50 O'Clock this morning His
speaking tour has been temporarily
abandoned, and future plans will depend
on the advice OF his lawyers
The chief Of the immigration DEPART
ment in this district said he had no or
der from Washington to arrest O'Cal-
laghan for failing to leave the country
within the time limit fixed by the de-
partment of Labor.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
TROOP TRAIN ATTACKED.
Soldier Killed, Many Wounded by
Men Near Cork

CORK, February Zone soldier was
killed and number of others wounded
TO-DAY in an attack on a Passenger train
outside of Mill Street station by a hum
dred armed men. The attackers fired
on the cars. which contained thirty SOL
diers. from both sides of the line
The wounded soldiers were taken to
the Cork military hospital aboard a spe-
cial train
Evening star., 1921-02-12
OR Maternity
Section

Is splendidly complete with all garments and ac-
cessores for this definite purpose-where the
mother tobe may select with every convenience and
under expert guidance, everything to meet her
particular requirements.
Special information and counsel on anything per-
tanning to apparel needs for this period will be in
teligently and gladly given by one who is we'll quail
fed both through interest and experience.
Dresses, Undergarments, Negliges, Cor
sets, Brassieres, Bust Supports, Abdominal
Supports, Sanitary Supplies and Accouche-
ment Outfits
aeruiyS Section Fourthn floor
Evening star., 1921-02-12
WILDCAT STILLS TAKEN.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. February l2.
Prohibition officers of Florence. Ala ,
captured two wildcat stills. thirty
gallons of liquor. 500 pounds Of sugar
and arrested, three men-Jim Guest,
Albert Bradley and Oscar Peden-
late yesterday afternoon near Green
hill, a remote place in Lauderdale
county, Ala
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Specialized Apparel
Service
For the Woman Who Wears
. Size Forty-four or Larger

Through specialist fashion artists and designers
for the large woman have succeeded in securing
correct and fashionable special size apparel and
have provided our Special Size Section with slender
ized well fitting clothes, that express individuality
eminently correct and are becoming to the
women of above the average figure.
THE NEW SPRING MODE is emphasized in the Tai
lorcd Suits built long graceful lines enderzed skilled
designers make the figure fashionable give the
desired silhouette.
TAFFETA DRESSES in the seasons newest fashions.
the latest and effective trimmings, and Separate
Skirts striped peated effects, especially designed to
be becoming and the time give slenderized
appearance
We invite your inspection of Our New Spring Dis
play of Specialized Appare.-Specia1 Size Section,
Third floor.
Irish Linen Table Cloths
and Napkins
offered at Extremely Lou Prices
High Quality Double Satin Damask Table Cloths and
Napkins, made by thoroughly reliable Irish maker and
offered the lowest prices quoted in many months De-
signs handsome.
2x2-yard Cloths, $10.50.
2x211-yard Cloths, $3.50.
2Ax2A-yard Cloths, $3.50
22x22-inch Napkins, $14.00.
24x24-inch Napkins $500.
1t seems to be quite the idea in quarters deal
with comparative prices of 1920 when they their
very highest. We not, but emphatically-
THESE PRICES ARE RIGHT
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Butterick

Patterns, Fashion Sheets.
Fashion Books and Delinea-
tor for March are now on
sale.
Pattern Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
"Old Bleach" Towels

The "Old Bleach Linen Towels made at Randalstown,
Ireland rank with the best made in the world
We have felt for year that their prices have been pro-
hbitive Now prices offered Which are substantial
reduction.
Many afford to buy them the prices of SIS
to $50 dozen.
Section, Second floor
Evening star., 1921-02-12
All East Coast Points.

F1ofida Special" quickest time: no extra
fsre: 1885 am. daily. Atlantic Coast Line.
once. 14ls H st. NV. Washington. - Adver-
0sement.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
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To Enmesh ONES Interest and Fancy

- TOBWEB-LIkE meshcs with quall
- dainty designs, fine black nets, wit
= gorgeous patterns worked out
stenng colored sequns, metallic laces in dull silly
d antique gold, beautifully interviewer with bright
eads, and shinmering opalescent founcings i'll love
ors, all enhance the beauty OF the new spring mod
In vogue, for the afternoon or dinner
gown, are the georgette crepe tlounclngs,
exqt1isitely beaded and embroidered in CON
trasting coors, and beaded seorgette tunics,
ready-to-wear over any slip, are handsome
in navy and black. Heavily embroidered
hlet mesh nets, in champagne gray, navy
and black; fine net tlouncings with elaborate
embroidery designs or radium silk laces in
delicate mesh and pattern, become very ef-
fective costumes when combined with rib
bon sashes in deep, rich shades.
For formal evening wear, fashion de-
mands the black laces with gorgeous
designs in seq1ns, all black or in vivid,
colors; chantilly 1aces in designs bewitcl1-
ing and fanciful, in either black or white:
opalescent founcings in pastel shades, and
filet nets, embroidered in distinctive designs
Metal cloth satin, in gold, silver and pastel
shades, is used for foundations
Lovely White Net Flouncngs for Spring and
Summer charming with clusters of
pleated rufaes, wide ruf1es plain hemstitchcd
tucks while pattern in point de esprit has wide
rufes daintily edged in net. There also lovely
net houncings with pleated rufics for chi1dren's
graduation confirmation frocks.
Venice Laces are particularly beautiful in de-
sign and will be used extensively in the trimmings
OF new spring frocks.
Lace Section. First nOor
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Books About America
and Americans

This is the month dedi-
Gated to America in the book
world. The anniversaries of
both Lincoln and Washing
ton fall in February, and you
will find delightful books
about them and other worth
while Americans.
Book Store, Second Goon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28

Left AT A FOUR
ALARM FIRE. Lest
we forget the sterling
and heroic efforts Of
New York's nlcgnifi-
cent fire fighting force,
here's an interesting
camera shot of a num-
Der Of the rubber-coat-
ed sm0kc-eaters In ac-
ton during the four
alarm fire which RACED
ten factory buildings
in a half million dollar
conhagration in the
Greenpoint section of
Brooklyn last week.
f. A. Waterman
Right - c L 0 S f
HAULED. Oh for
the life of a sailorman
when your craft is
close hauled in a spank
ing breeze and a run
ming sea. With the
lee rail under and
the deck at a ticklish
angle the crew of the
White Heather II, one
of the racing yachts in
the recent regatta OF
Cowes, England, are
having a busy time Of
it to keep from slip
ping into the bruy.
Underwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28

THE BIER OF CARUSO. The body of the great 1tal.
ian tenor lying in state in the Church of San Fran
cesco d Paola in Naples. The catafalque stood in
bower of flowers in the center of the basiica draped
about with rich black and gold tapestries and sur
rounded by hundreds of candles The coffin itself
of crystal. Carusos funeral the first for an
titled person held in this replica of the Pantheon
at Rome. Kade G. Herbert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28

THE T A B L f S ARE
TURNED. Instead of
man being freed by
bruin, as the story books
have led US to believe is
always the case, here's
an unusual picture of
Mistah Bar being pur-
sued to the very tip-top
branches by mere man.
The pursuer is one For
est Townsley, chief rang
er of the Yosemite Val
ley National Park, and
his only weapon is a
Topped rope. Sure, he
brought him down-but
1t was some job!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28

A NIPPONESE REC
ORD HOLDER. The
kimonoed lady with the
fal is the most portly
bird in all Japan. (No
offense, for her given
name Of Tori in the
language of CHERRY
Blossoms" m e an $
BIRD. Mrs. Shimadi
(no relation to Shimad-
zu, the tennis crack
boasts sixty-one sum-
mers and the fact that
she tips the scales at
exactly 244 pounds
the weightiest femin-
inc tip in the entire
Gland of the Rising
Sun" Adachi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28

IN MEMORY OF BOOKER T. WASHING
TON. Sculptor Charles Koch standing beside
clay cast of his striking statue Of the famous
negro educator, author and pubcist. The
statue will be unveiled next spring at Tuskagee
Institute, the great Alabama school for
groes, of which DR.. Washington was head at
the time OF ms deatn IN 1910 Underwood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
- Va. hwy. ami Power scrip. A.
- ~ Rwy. and Power scrip. -.
CMICNGN GKNIN MNKKEY.

CHICAGO. ian. u Possibility that ns
much a. i5crt.Jrl bushels may 10 cN;ort"G
from Arccn;ima ,withou; encoun,er!ng It
surtnN. led to sharp declines today ~
wh"at prices here. the market closed
heavy, ~ to cents net lower. win
March l.Gli, 10 i.GG. and May i1GG, i..a7.
Corn lost ;. u ! cent. and oats IL 10 II.
cents. In PROV is!una III: outcome vuri"l
from - cents ,a"cln" |" cents advance
thrnurhoui the day On nhviccs that it was
probable ma extra ,aN would hc imposed
90 good Will" in Argentina AMI that
mrantimH a rrca; quantity rf wheat. frcy
"t such i burden Was likely 10 10" .hipp"!
60 iIufup". pcnialS that amy important
export business between tn. United States
and France had been don" yesterday OPP
Grated also y. "a depressing factor. Fur
'h'rmor", asld" from :).oro bu"h",s toSru
from Italy. export buyin" today was
sCHuty. and other SUPPORT slight. On the
other hand, liquidation WAS general
Mcog"rn"ss az domestic stocks of whoa,
ard -four 9nI."d 20 stop price declines ana
50. too. lid Predictions Of big decrease
"i the visible supply of whca: during
February. March nnd April.
Lowest price" Yet this season wore
touched by future deliveries OF con and
oats Hears made much az, the i!hera
receipts OF corn. and b!g stocks oi oats.
Provisions sagsei with th- Era'u ant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
nr.s. on, orl an4 10, sng.yaue",y ais
CMIlAHO NM. srnII MAIiEr.

'4fIN .NN'', ~. -b-ikHCNIVtS, III|T'' ~
ear! sl."-. LvcG S''srs. steady L. strong.
General trade steady To- - y-its lower,
iub. ih"p beat hca.y h"rC, s9l; bulls '.''1'
-. she siOCk. -ivauys nr.!is lat cows
ana h,i;e.s. J.J6sG..5: CH!u.r. aad cue
,ors &ilai t2. bus strong - J. cents
i'Hl"r. hiilis, j.I'ti BOZ. veal CAVES mostly
; cents higher: huli, S'".i Slt chpice.
'-ra 10. st"c!.cgs aud feeders. steady
HOGS: receipts ;',toy. lights 10 TO 80 yNni'
irmcr; others steady. with E'htr'dly
hvora &c: ctpsu;: ", us, tsI' l".i'. COR ~:
un%n. "G'p go: huiN 2.4-i Auud aud VIZ,
~ ~; ,ltg$, sjow; f-~ Gss.rg".e piss
sheep: receipts. .t.u.r, IaI.La- cIj.#s" 4.
uu"Ncnl' struri. higher: iIDhs. tt'r.
ll.i5; choice >5-iound Colorado. i'.- buzz
;"t lambs. !rcca ii,2j: choice .. u"uh9
NcariinE wc'nc.S 30. ,H"ic" II pound
wcth"rS. 6!.. top ewes. Go9. bun, fh'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
CIH.. M.lR,,lr.

NT.N NCEI.. JnW- -N"NJIVrN'W -h0;IVI'g
tue CuTh Inurkct today. Operations were
yhi"tF rr"ifssipuul. and light nuyins IN
V"uc.s IA many quarters. Toward IN"
afternoon ;he industrial aud oi! Eroups
assumed a somewhat u.,SNd tome. M"N"-
mruts dur.n: ia" cnii:c session w"tc !in-
rod to fractions generally and Tor the
mast part were uuiut"r"gtiug,
Carp ~.nIicat" woS pov oi tn" most
active ui tE- oil group aud Eni we'll
lhoyr - ir the morning with subsequent
suaf reaction. The Standard on group
presented q Arm tone. ANA there was "a
better GrInnuI Tor Mnlvc-, Rcaulnr.
which improved point az two stand
1rt al of iUdliiIn, u"S stock, Iuad" n
.;uiu of over . points 70 - International
Petroleum was traded IN on moderate
scale. rangiut: from IL to !i,t.
intercoutiueutal Rubber declined slightly
on realizing :-'lvs. Meteor Motor, "as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
ICpOPTG[ OUANTICO MARINE Sale Of Stocks n New York
VIRGINIA CADETS SWAMP
CITADEL BASKETBALL FIVE.
~ 'he -.
Lexington Team Downs
Carolina Quint, ~ 10
Game Proves irratir.

lSpccIal 10 The Times Dispa
LEXINGTON. VA, Jan
gina Military institute. cas!ia.
ed the Citadel basketball
tonight by a score OF II &c.
rho game was a m!Nt'pid.
playjng and SpurtS of $500.
Citadel boys. though Sma 49,.
To the last. ana through $3.50.
all departments hard a.itcD
SUbStitu:iOuS We're I.....
sides. tn" substitutrhio &c..
0uiut all played in D. - -,
give poOl promise t. s., PA.
cosSCr TO the tea '.'''''''.
Captain Lccch rct,.'''''
jury at the first ~" I'm .'''''.
when he Was c..,a,tN n,.
an opponents I'M rh!n "
favor OF Camr ~, nnn
the game nextnrI 81 p,ui
Bunting ar anl - com
hirh-roint s. and =. a. p;d.
each amass SmI H. 7e. nfJ.
stuart. rano!a .. ..'.
cd in CNcCdo .Fu.! and Iron.
mans. Shaado and Southern. 9.
nd M wmhiu GrapHarhone .
lcd in IN Products. com ....
from tilciblc Steel .........
each r,.d.n oil ...... i.
c'lariss uba cane Sugar ...
wcei Erie. LIT pa. ........
pnl, Frrcport. TEXAS .....
~ General Electric .....
% General Motor ........
- o. Goodrich. com. ...
ZOO Great Northern. pfl.
Great North. ore Ctfs
I GOO Illinois Central ......
$500 intcrboro-Cons.. CON.
500 Inspiration Copper $50.
500 int. Paper. com. ....
100 Int. Paper, pfd.. stamped
1900 Kansas City Southern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
SPIDERS QU|NT PLAYS
ELOn CAGERs TONIGHT
College, Teams Feature of Double
Basketball Bill-Iohn Mar
shall Tackles Portsmouth.

University Of Richmond and iIon
College, T. c, MI me-, IN Has H.
at Westhampton In the principa! game
OF a double Basketball attract on.
Qu!nts of John Marshall Hish Schoo!
and the Portsmouth High Schoo! MIL
furnish the preliminary game, The
struggle between the prep ovg3ni%a-
lions will be one the elimination
contests t,or thu state high school
championship. The tirst game vii!
get under way at \ O'Clock.
When the college teams take the
fcor it will mark the FIRST time" in
they HAY" engaged in n haskc;ball
game. The fact that the l"rhceIs
have reputation of putting owl
strong basketball! team each year adds
should be close, Like tue spiders.
The North Carolina team is composed
OF veterans OF las; year.
RiChmurd's showing in games
AGAINST Washington and Lee. CmITcr-
sity of Virginia. Virginia Military In
stitute and Lynchhurs Elks last Week
has brought forth much jubilation on
the pant Of the student body at the
Wcstbampton institution rs well us
those who are pUllinc fnr spider
victory tonight; Whilc the BED and
the quartet. All OF the scores were
close. Especially was this true in the
game against Washington and Lee
The Generals were forced TO lie COLI
. AtltN VIII 81 lllsA4 = 4lt -. NV l''''NF'
Reports from WcSthampton last
nir;,t We're that the spiders are In
excellent shape for tn" contest viii
the exception OF Carlton. The hig
player has been unable Ia p!ay 70
the last week owing 10 an Injury
his knee. Despite tho absence
Carlton the lvU which faces tho r.
heels tonight Will be no slow agr-
cation. As
Following IS tho probable H.
of lAe college aEgr, cation. IL
Rich. Position 3,Ns
EicElcT..... forward ........ 49,
Fray ......... forward. e. i"t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
I'noNIsioa MARHMl.


NEW YORK. Jan "-I.portl pt (,
irm S .SI !. n'f fIr,h S ai,am,S In W.
mnrl;,; Tor col.c :u;u.rs r.rt to-day. Tile
opening wrS > To- puialr A.Eu"r aul 0"-
tive months sold :; - ~ Iuln;. above
la, EigErs cioS.ag nEufa- w!,h %ay
t"nch!us ..a9. Or Z" points above thr low
level "C las wcrt Thr'- WAS buying
BY trade interests, aupTo-rd;y TO cY'c,r
hedges against .ai-s out Uf thg local stock
ana scattered covering. nn' the advance
mrt som? rc.li"inT aud the Close Vas. .
few EUintS oil from, the best 1.1s fu'
May. Tho General market clo"sh ~ .
nj advance of y t. = r.igts.,, Glo-'nF
LW.y. I.Gi. Septclnher. 80. Dctnhtr. Sl.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27

Cubas. cost ard freight. and 1, was
Thought ,htt bias OF I-!6 cent below this
were incuuyI - mold OF 'rhc market
4 Osod nominal ut iiS 10 j-lI cents for
Cubas. cost and fTyIsnt. equal 10 Ola und
. ;: tor CENTRIFUGAL. rhc market FOR re
nn"d WA unbalanced At 80 i"r hEc GRAN
"a !tra. plr domaine was ,isht and rather
disappointing. with ru.,gn rather eau.
tl"uI. OWNS Z. TIA. unsettled feeling iu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27

NEW YORK. IAN. :".--The local luurI,t
tor raw sugar WAS quiet. AMI %lii" ~.
business WAS reported. IL was evident ina
holders wore NOR" DESTROYS 70 max" st.t
under more liberal OFFERINGS. prices u. !u.
easier. Ihorr were moderate GuuUtt,
OF Porto licoG :or lroTrt sh .nm"rt ~
tered ~ the cnnirnlcnt -. 3-l1 cont g"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS MNRI<ETS.


NEW YOnK Jun. ~ Wool good, tr.d.
vs. slightly more Nctiv" toduy at low
prices. cotton goods were ,Gu:ct"r ana
yarns dul. buyers purchased carefully.
,hIynE Tor deliveries ROT more thn's ninety
dHy. IhcUd. SiJts showed steady improve
intent ;IHd more business was done In knit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
NAVAL. STORES.

SAVANNAH. Ca. lam. - rurpcn,tu".
api.t. -. sales. receipts. 81. ship
Wru,s. :; stock. is,Hi. Hos.n quiet. mu
sales; ~, n.pis ~. shipments. -. ,G"cls
t..1G". ,,uu;.. u. II. l.. T.. "a. 1. !. *. VI
y. WIG wv iig0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
NEW OIL EANS Ri

First rauc--c!almma. $iH more Wide
ODDS; ave and uu"-Ntlir. When thc
Las .oa tMgGr"wl, :, rarkc, for the
20 TO b, sreonl. ~. 'r,n,, ~
10 'Mpsr.sl. u 20 /. Ill iny.c.t
Ma .I'l: l'ac. '.pc 10y cash oi odd
N"sst!E's. S'unt" most interesting
Shamrock Flower
Ss-ond tas%T-,hc street after the
los D!aryisl. III WI" Nv ~
{ 20 30. seeosrobahly oc the coming
i'.Nl ]. 20 I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
TI.TEi:sni HG pIh<tr MiEN,r.
tNnnri cd In k.n..rl ..I..in,,i..,. o.. InI.

petersburg. Va. j.uu. -. 1921
SPANtSll-Fnrners stock Market iit'n.
500 per bushr..
NiRGINlhS Farmers atucis N!arhct R.:li.
Fancy Jumbo. SC - - yer TO
IStr', Urine 5C to J'.s per 'u
l'i!T. ic ~ s. por 10.
ShrL!!ME stu. X. 81. u. !. I,.r Nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27

NEW NOl.K LAn. -H.--uolloma4cl OF
w.s H;"ady with the hulk az business IA
TIE WAY "i, :" '!en!.S MARCIA to jay ~
lara aaa sssriIHg .Ncnangc served 20
en- ,S Offerings. Spot tfu'lius WAS uniiu-
proved Closing Didg wcr. tu point
net h!gh"r Sales. SEQ uar-":'. pr.mc
Grade $50 sales, ptinc summer yellow
spot. 500. March. N.it: May. sai: Iuiy.
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sellers and claims OF a tighter money
NtorEci. There wcr. also reports Of Ills
turbiuE nature about the calling % loans.
For White III" market was soft. hut in
,h- last f"w minutes nj the SESSION Il;
-cEained some ~ T.. carly stcad.irss.
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NEW OHLEANS Ia. ian. &C. wli.c
the cott"n inar"e; .h".w'4 rf"rgnne"t
weakened lnt"- and lost al d, .ts gaiu..
although on the close y was siendi"r ami
session o. 10 to Il point, 4, the h.rhes,
the active months were 20 :, p"irr,
lowest they weTe 70 po!nts under.
March traded WI % !t?G and ,c!! Us
low as i3.5:. finally closing a. 1872
The early strength wa caused by the
strength OF Liverpool and by the Use n
sterling exchange. but after u was eN.
planned that the gains 81 Liverpool were
chiefly due to covering BY shorts and TO
now bullish features ut consequence de-
& veloped. early buyers commenced TO let
go and IL the early afternoon these Offer
ings were not well received by The r!ag
Lowest leyols were reached folowin &
rumork that larEe operators we're heavy
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Ey Universal sery,rc.

Port movement.
New York MiGHEng. !'.rs stock. $3.50
Minor ports-SiocE. goo.
Total TO-DAY Receipts 1881; oSfuf;s. O.
eco; stock. a.. 9rl.
Total COR week Receipts, ssSil: exports
<5G5s.
Total .or scarcu- Receipts 1876 20: cy.
ports, .. 1.h sJi.