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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29

NEW YORK. Jan as.-Ths action
OF 'nr cotton market during the ~;
n'th ma" been largely attributed 20
Events OF the tinaI closing out .. ,b,
January interests. Tuesday was M.
| .aSt DAY al trading in contracts for
"s.iEv'E during the present month
ain nor !S"s were issued representing
ABOUT $4,000 bales OF cotton. ihc
inrsrst number reported in any one
| Gay Tor several years. Altogether
tchacrs on January amounted Ia abou,
| 9"'uoo bales. representing u very sub
Siant!ai increase in the local ware
| mouse stock. There were rather shnrn
hhai fluctuations in the January price.
| Pvt the leading long interests con-
| ihucd to receive the notices and
! SINCE tnen. uncertainty as to the dis :
| position of the cotton taken up This
! month has led To considerable March
! liquidation. AS Il result there has
| "'th Il tendency toward increased late
| month pr"ininmS as many sellers of
March have been buyers OF May. July
| or october. Except for operations
OF that kind. the volume OF business
| mas n"cn comparatively small. while
| 'ac talk around the floor and the
| marie; letters OF commission house,
| may" suggested rather Il nervous and
! unsettled sentiment This has been
I due IN some measure. no doubt. 10
uniaNorahlc trade adviccs from
abroad and the absence OF export de-
! 'nand. while there have also been
reports that recent reactions in raw
! cotton has rendered buyers OF goods
more conservatives There were re-
ports on Thursday OF an improved
tone in Manchester but they were fol-
lowed 10y less favorable adviccs today
! Including rumorS that mills in the
! blackburn section Of Lancashire
! would close down for an indefinite
| period. The break in the market for
| bar silver was considered an unfa-
vorab!c factor with reference 10 pros
poets Tor Manchester business with
!. aj,sl,- t,1 Il
| vices have reported subsistence Of
| religious disturbances. and the re-
! opening OF markets there. The census
| report. showing i2.0i6.4j5 bales
Sinncd prior to January % was about
as expected and without any appar.
cMt !NtlucnCc on the wcck'S market.
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BUSINESS TO NORMAL
WITHIN SIXTY DAYS, is
OPINION OF FIMANCiERS
Thousands or Industries VIII Rrpnrn
In Near Future, bankers
Declare.
By United rrcss |

MEMPlilS. Jan. 2S.-Within sixty
days thousands OF industries through
out the nation viii reopen and soon
after business conditions Wi! return
to something like 1916 conditions. ne
cordinS 10 officers and directors of
the Association @: Rcscrv. CITY
hank"rs. VIII" are holding a national
conferences here today.
Within short ti;nc business con
diiicn will srca;ly improve" skid
GeorS" Il. Rogers. vice. prcSid"u; oI
tn" Manufacturers ana Tr.i"rS' Ma
t:onal l:ank. Buffalo. y. l.. and sec
rctary-trcasurcr OF the association.
Labor conditions az" improving
Automobile manufacturing plants will
start TO reopen after March J." Rogers;
said.
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FINANCE BODY FILES
INCORPORATION PAPERS
Capital stock IL Given ~ SIao.nao.ncG.
WIN Engage IL international
Money Traffic.
NY Assoclatnh Nrcs-

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S-Nprrova
of the articles of association of the
Foreign Trade Financing Corporation
Of New York. was announced tonight
by the Federal Reserve N"1~i The
corporation. which Is capitalized 1T
slOC.cnn.0Oo. * being Organized under
Tho Edge act. for tn" purpos" Of on
raEinC ia international, financial
operations.
Announcement was made In New
York recently that the pres idcucy OF
TIE new corporation would be tender
ID Governor Harding. of the Federal
Reserve Board. Governor HARDING
stated that until q formal oicr was
made he would refrain from com
mcnt upon the tender.
Pending, the issue OF a final permit
10 begin business. III" board said the
corporation has authority to cNcr-
els. only th"s" powers which nr. in
cidcntal and preliminary 10 It's or
Saa!ZatiOn.
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pun's weekly Statement.

row will say:
The trend toward better business
continues slow and irregular. AS
sentiment strcnGthcnS. there is "a
gradually increasing inclination TO
undertake conservative commitments
for the future. and new buying is
most evident In those lines where
prices seem To he approaching Il
!attcr conditions Yet prevail in COM
paratiVcly few Instances. tho pre-
porhcrancc of declines in wholesale
quotations i less Sronounccd than
recently. and signs are not lacking
that tn" drilation has about run it's
course in certain markets. 4 de-
maDd Cor goods that is based on aC-
;ual requirements has likely devcl-
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Jan. .s.-unccr,Ainty as %
tho Interpretation 10 be placed on GOV
oramHnt figures regarding supplies %
wheat In the United states did a good
deal today TO unse;t!c the whea, market,
N:'"r much whii.saw.nE prices closed
Irregular a, &c lowe: 20 &c hi8hc-. WIKI
March 'ifils lowe! to ;i.65a. aad Nay
:!.Sh 20 t.55H Corn finished SC OF to
- ny. oats sc down to Ike gain and
provisions showed q rise o. ri aic
u "nS on.s when trading was .n.iroly.
over ih"' definite announcements was post-
81 saying the government figures on IN"
domestic wheat supply excluded Ia stock.
A".d Tor feed ana seed. and represented
NhfEsian." wheat alun. From IN" out.
s'i price changes In the wh"Gt market re-
suited chiefly from opposing iutcrprAt,-
i1r" -; tnc government reports. V.lu"s
H'rH"f a III" start. then sharply advanced
"hd iAt". auctGlted almost hsphazard.
nH'.s conicniins that supplies Tor tho 20
rudtHd"r ot ihs season would II. scan,,.
and bears asserting the contrary. Another
t"GrC" %; confusion vas q conflict Of cs-
inmates on the wo!li carry-ovrr
Corn and oats wcTc govcrurd hy IN,
acton 81 wheat, bu' Eo.,t within narrow
toGht~ itDe!h! receipts -! corn con-
il"Isd. higher quotations on hogs gave
strength 10 PROVISIONS.
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POISON GAS BARRAGE TO Be
LAID AGAINST BOIL WEEVIL
Chemical Warfare service of Army
VIII C0-Opcrntr with De-
partmcnt OF Agriculture.
Try Associated prcss.l

WASHINGTON. Jan. eS-Thcy arc
going 20 gas" the cotton boil wccvll.
The chemical warfare service of
III" army. ia cooperation with the
Department &C Agriculture. j. prcpar-
iuG 20 lay down a harrap. ot poison
rae IN tho cotton districts %; ia"
south calculated 20 rXtcrmiuat. ~"
post. Erivndicr-Gcucrai Amos Fries
chief Of the service. said today that
experiments already conductci prom
is.l success.
Military gas has ;,lrcuiv boon used
against rats in "caport cities. %" add
cd u ii:tccn- minut" application 1.Cng
wnarvcs and under Waterfront build
'Ngs killing every rat in Tho ar"t
The arm" is "EaSstr-' loougts in tho
Philippines. he added.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK M,RKrr,

CHICAGO. Jan. cS-Ca.tlc: Receipts.
'.pc' bect steers steady to &c lower: u. =
t.r Grades on most: top. IS: buii bee.
ht".rs 20 q $50; butcher cows and h"ifcrr.
nH,,s' St"ck"rs and feeders slow 80 lover .
bulk. fat cows nnd hcircrs. sv,ff."5. b,iil,
90 "cha bulls. '..5T:..5 canucrS and cut
yrs steady: bulk. 3..5 a rs: veal calves
1907 ZOO "''' =
icssi Hocei1ts. ai.Hlo; larcel,. csc higher
iFht": TOP. lbs: hulk. %, pounds auI
d"wn = ph !oir: hu!is 20 pounds aud up.
nn'''i piss. y 70 Sc higher; bur. a.
''st"'". grades an'n:.sI: other SLOW
Sh"'p: Receipts. 1880: killing c.as,.,,
- I" 80 lower: irmbs, top. too. hrilk
',"n i'"' no nty weight y"ar..nr4 sold:
nos: l-l.roInd nnturcd w";hcrs. so; NJ
S'FotlE oh"ic" handy weight ey,cs here:
'rst cold. ~; buik. 1904 5.n. ,yyo DOM.
vh".e" feeder !ambS g.i .pr lowe.
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COTrON M.,i,IiE.TS.

NEW YORK. Jan. -s--'Ihr features tn
the cotton nafkct today wcr. Tho disar-
Liverpool and continued March !lGuidn
;ion. Much 81 the latter was accom-
panied by purchases OF May. jay or pc-
tober. however. and LAT" muaths We're
relatively firm during. the iatirc day.
showing i"uirn.s coward Increased
"a comparatively large c"rii;icat"i stock.
March sold of 20 lL-". or - points not
lower. ard closed At Its. with the gen
Grail market closing NSry steady. not -
points lower 10 points higher
he opening va barely steady - d.
iNeiy weak Liverpool cable. ANA unfa.
rorablc Manchester Trad" adv.r"S pri-
Natc cables said the decline IN t.ivarpuui
was due !" Manchester sa.lin: and lack
OF sfot demand. ana one cable reported
rum"r, circulating thht mills Ia the
closed indefinitely. !, was Though; pos
she that the dec inc In bar s.ivyr had
boon an uufavurahic influence IN Man
chester. and ;h' "howinE OF tn. cables
was Grrat d.sdpruln;n"aj 30 buyers on
!csi"rdayr report ~ Improvement. Nav
- points below Last nighrs CLOSING. figures.
pat genera. business was IIivt ana tho
d"iu"nG from sEi.S-S ~ MARCH sent 'hc."
later months shade HUoy. last nights
closing quotations IA tn" lat. trading.
Reports ui u les art.v. rgsl,"as BIO do.
fnc.lic goods were :, factor OF Tho carly
decline, and thor" Wa Soru- Sol,rn.rr
selling carly. hUt v=-y .5ifIr p-"sS'i-. r-o-u
that source "a IN" later ira ua. Salas oi
Print cloths at Ia! ENc. for Tho week
than half the t"ta. :or the previ"r, week.
Exports TO-DAY, 500. making Si.:i2 10
far this season. ror, receipts y! $50
United States port stocks. J. iyi 10
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-,
DiriSibIc Partially DIsnbird,

was damaged while making Il landing
on The Yorkshire coast At o'clock
TINS morning. and for Il tim" was
unmhnaE"ablr. drifting out TO sea.
NaSa! dcStroScrS wcr" sent out to
find The craft. and there was some
nncaS!ncSS over the plight ot the
giant dirigib!c. which In July, 1919.
made a voyage To America from Eng
land. shortly after II o'clock IL was
OFFICIALLY announced, however. that
me airShip was only partially dis
ablcd and was returning 10 her base.
None of her crow was injured. il was
said.
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BETTER TONE SHOWN
IN RAILROAD SHARES
Iow-Priccd Oil Stocks Arc Also il,
Good Inquiry on Street
Yesterday.
{ BUYING NORTHERN PACIFIC
3 othcr Transportation Stocks Arc
y Up Fractionally-Rcad Fails
= to Reflect Optimism-Lid Is
Taken on American Can.
eBUYING NORTHERN PACIFIC
nY nuoADAN. WALL.


NEW YORK. Jan. 9S-A distinctly
batter tone with more activity in
railroad shares was the feature OF
Low priced oil shares wore also in
good inquiry. There was no apparent
reason for the sudden revival Of buy
ing IN some OF the transportation
stocks although reports Of earnings
Tor December. which came TO hand
showed substantial increases over the
ccorrcspond!nS month of last year.
Ter )! last. tho reports make an cN-
iremely poor showing.
Northern Tactic was purchased u--
gently a; Il steady rise III quoted mar
het price. - closed with net 81 IN
Q! TWO points. Great Northern was
also in good inquiry At an advance
OF about Two points.
Other railroad shares We're. UP frac,-
speculation had been expected 10 cx-
rand did little worthy Of attention.
Reading shares failed 10 reflect any
of the optimism shown in some OF the
ccpt for strength early in the session.
were relatively soft.
Tho la was taken OFF American Can
today. There has not hccn any spccu-
la,ive movement III the stock for
market price is due. To expectation
that publication OF the annual report
Viii make a very favGra ole showing
eighth Of It's best price and with a
net rise OF one point.
Sew Orleans. Texas and Mexico was
purchased iit substantial volume ana
touched a ncw high record. The earn
inSs OF the propcriE continue to make
- very favorable showing.
Mexican Petroleum was strong carly
in tho day hut sold off sharply in the
afternoon following publication OF a
dispatch that Tres iIcnt ohrc"on a.:
Mexico had suspended until further
nulic" operations unicr "dcnouncc-
mcnt' titles 10 Mexican oil lands is
sued by former President de la
1lu.rta. N"Nirau government bonds
were strong and We'll purchased.
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WOMEN'S TRUST COMPANY
FORMED IN PHILADELPHIA
said u VIII lie First Organization
al Its I<ind in the United
~ Assoc.a..l Nrcss ]

PHILADELPHIA. Ian. 2,.-Wha, Is
said TO loo the first ,itio Insurance
company In tho United states. or
cani.Ci and conducted by women. IL
NOW in process OF formation In this
city. u win be known as the
"Wpm"u's Trust Company" Applica-
ton wil! hc made Oh February "A 10
Governor Sprou! :ur charter Of in
CORPORATION.
Tho applicants for III" charter are
Julia NJ. Nay!or Bessie NJ Snov"r.
l.. Edaa liawWcD. Lila BIrt Cum
E!ngs ana katherine GnriSidc EN-
merit al of this city. Their solicitor
- Cecilia =. BASS. a woman member
Of tho bar.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Ian. .s.-rhc local market
i'r raw sugar was less activ" today the
only sales reported being 1000 bags OF
cuba" dnoat and in port. Prices were
unbalanced at 3iSc for Guhas. cost and
.fe!ghi. equal Ia $50 FOR centrifugal! There
was no change im tho refined situat ion.
buyers continuing their hsrd-tu-inouth
!"!!cy % buying. Prices were unchanged
~ 80 10Y anc cranulated. Sugar futures
were Si"adi'r. although trading was !iGnt
ana prices rulod within very narrow
range. cuban interests were "a id 10 be-.
buying IN" distant positions. which to-
E"'n"c with some scattered covering by
"hn!iS accounted for the advance ~ !
TO points. a. which level the market
closed, Final bids: January. S.aS: March.
tci, May, 40. July. as
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Amend Appropriation mn.

WAS!IINGrON. Jan 9S-Scuato or
Harris. Democrat, Georgia, today in
'roduccd two amendments 10 the ac-
ricul,"ral appropriation hill. ono O.
5000 tor the erection OF Il tost sta
tiou IN Georgia for Investigation and
Improvement OF tobacco production
and handling. and $1,000 Tor tn. In
vcstiga;ion Of insects affecting the
peach crop in Georgia
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PROVISION MARKET.
cOEl.'Er,

NEW YORK, Jan. -S.-Todays official
cables from Brazil showed an advance In
IL" exchange rates. but moderate dec lines
~ milr"is prices, and the Tn,I~Lrt for Cot-
Ice futures here opened 20 : points lower
Ih.'" w"!" slight rallies during the morn
!nI on covering or "A lit,lc trade buying.
accom- ariCd by rCpurts q: some inquiry,
"u' the market cnacd OF again under re-.
h""d liquidation. and there may also
nave been #oi,ic hedge selling against cost
and freight purchases. May declined to
-. making = reaction OF s. points from
II" h'Eh price or Wednesday, Tho gen
era. lH"rkrt c!nscd at net decline OF :
1" l. Joints January. Go March. &c! .
May. 80, July. I'll: Scp;cmbcg. 80; pc-
t"hcr. ~; December. 10
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Approves I.uan to virginia southern

WNNfIIN'iT''N, jan, 2N.-N loan Of
S3".nOn To tn" Virginia Southern Rail-
road Company To aid Ii in meeting
maturing ndcbI"C.ncss Was approved
today hy the Interstate Commcrc"
commission. The carrier is required
- finance s3,.0up 10 meet til" govern
iuCnt loan
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conrcsscx to Murder Charge.

NTTfENS, Mn. IAN. Is = WilDnr
Harper. sel;-admi;t"d moonshimcr.
made confession IN open court here
THIS afternoon. before Judge Bricl<cil.
to participation in the killnG OF John
Is ing. special deputy sheriff. Oh tho
night of December Il. He implicated
George Porter and Ma Jones. both
Of whom are IN jail, and also Fortune
Alien. - negro. The thr"o whit" men
and IN" negro we're returned 20 Jail
without bond IN await the action o.:
-" Grand jury, which convcn"s on
NJ. rrI
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FORD PLANT TO REOPEN
Partial Resumption nr Operations
January 81. Announced Yesterday.
Only 80 Per Cent Farce Required.
by Ass0ciatcd rrcss

DETROIT. MICH. Jan. 2S.-partinl
resumption OF operations b. tH. Ford
Motor Company January r. was an
nounccd today. AT tn" II iShianI Park
plant - per cent OF the force VIII re-
turn "a work. whil" fun operations
viii be- resumed in the tractor plant
at River Rouge.
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%Tnun. after opening y fcw points lower.
ioa,uT'y. selling at II. I,:tsri,,,lon.f 10.
t,ul"Wn mae: q fractional! gain Slm.ims
'''s"''Um sold ~ s., to ~. aua III, isasin
In ~: Industrial issues most !urpor,.nc.
IN "ta,h"l I" the higher lcS,i cstah.
.."," i'i I'niant Motors. which wa.
traded IN above - There wa. coi,i,,,", Il
n.|'nE - Meteor Motors witliou, cn.,ug'r.,
~ '!".!l"E position l"!rr,uu.i,.euta. Ens-
~ :" h9in. selling a; Ia, q, IL.
u. "',thl "".'!"n was again Ia. ccf.i.r
-. """N: 'uTch'SrS 81 c"pi,r and rd.I
i"S.'H and Montana touched a
Nv ma" 'nr this movement on . l,rr,.
'H.""y,i l.o'".Gn bonds were neEI.c'rl.
""' "th'r ISSUES w,ic moderately aciiy,.
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"i'.h IN some trades ~ different sec
t'"nS OF the ccuuiry. particularly in
.IA'ic DtahC hes IN the East. and
ne prospects gor further gains and
thcit hi Ihtcnaiicc are tho more IA
Norabic bccauS" speculative oHceS .c%
&c absent Weekly bank ci"arirrs
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WhSiIINCToN. Jan. IS The C;cor.
r'a Northern Railway Company to-
day applied to tn" interstate Com
mission for Il loan -; sos. 900 for
fifteen years. The carrier offers to
secure the loan by "a promissury note
and sass that tho money is to be
spent FOR new equipment.
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CpTToNSEED OIL

NEW YORK. Jan. 9S.-C "ttonsccd oil adj
'anc"d . 30 : POINTS early ON Tho better
showinE ~ lard and export business in
COMPOUND lard. nu; offerings increased to-
ward tho close and iina prices were a;
net declines OF "a points. Sales, 1850
barrels
Crude was .ilgdc higher. primo crude
1lH"5..5' prime summer yellow spot. $50 -
&c: Mafoh. 500. May. s.ss. July. a.2:: al!
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rErEHSBiRG PEANUT MARKET.
NcnOrtrn hN NnLgcIs. Ilmmmc1 & Cn-- In,

Petersburg. Va, Jan. - 1871
HfAN!SH- farmers S,ocn. market steady.
81 %, per auShel
NlKGlNIhS 80 Farmers stock marke,
steady
Fancy juslho. SC 20 SC per II
i.Nira irima. So 10 5s.c per 10.
!'rimc, &c 10 &c per 10.
smelling stock. sac to &c per IL
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on I'irc IknEin..

ST. ROSE. IN. .IHN. "S.-F!re
caused 10y the ignition OF oil waste
has been raging in tn. bastrchau
Swamps for the past thirtv-siN hours
- Yet ~" means have been found 10
C"uiro! the flames and no efforts have
beer mad" 10 do So
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CURB MARK ET.
IEY Universal SnryIce

NEW YORK, Ian. = "A nrm unGe-ronc
prevailed on the curb market today. Trad
ms was rather quiet at times. and dur
,hE thn'" periods there WAS a tendency
10Y prices 10 sag somewhat. hut closing
quotations III mos, issues were at tho
bee. levels OF the day.
There were rallies in the Standard Oh
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


SEW YORK. Jan. 9S.-Cotton goods mar.
k"tH yer" qnictcr today. with prices "a
l.iil" easier on prmt cloths and sheet
!uEs, Yarns We're somewhat lowJr Wool
markets showed better ionc In sympathy
with l@uaun wool sales. Demand Tor n!.i
Increased. Burlu?s were Straii.r.
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diNhCLhLEifEnTS
Deaths
USE THE TELEPHONE.
Cali randolph l."
Ask for Want Ad TnL.r
IrIcIcd for Quick Rcf.-,nr.


Ahrr.EwlliTE-Di January
,c,,Ca o. ~; niIsr brief Illness. d, hts rcsi
william ~ Apiicwh!tc, In tho siS,v.ss,,
MI NJ u,r ms "sG. he Is survived by III
herman. Funeral services .ry,, ~ ~
I'tldchgc sunday at H. NJ
!ri.r.-Died. at tho rca.Irnc. q, ,I.
lnth"r. 900 Eist FraUkIiu i'r,Gny I,,tt,,
- III, james q. CoE.r. u. f'nngfs,I
;.p.i Nhf T"FlG"uC" th!. Saturday =, : =.
-. VI lntcrment Riv"ry!uv 80
cJWARbi%- Died. ia Asnev!Ii.. \. @
Jhhuhfy =. 1871. Charles O'Bricn g.,
Mtf"!n, IL. IN AiH ihlrty-ciyh'h No.,
tnmclt S9iurday morning al $50 Iron,
S"cf'ti Heart Cathedral ln,ar,n,.,,,
-Intiyatel IN Hollywood. '''''''
FEN iiENroN.-- Entered into f,Et at he
rGhlien."- On ,he McchantcE.illc Turn
ilNr, a, y. ~. JANUARY - 1921 I.,i
;is u. r"mh'rign. widow OF Tho,n.s
Nhih4rr i"mb"'tun, IN tho slNty-cI.hfi
y"nr o: h'r age. Shc 10 survival T.
;"ur children. Robert y. Mary D.. SIT,
= i"mb"rton nnd Mrs H. " ellis. al
81 Hcnri'p county. Funeral from Ia.
ff'C.a~Fs.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and DEPARTURES Of Pa,,enger Jrain,
Daily. unless otherwise shown published
only rs information and not Guaranteed
DAIly ciccpt SunnaY. Sunday only
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SAVANNAH. GA, Jan. 2S-rurpcntinc
H"1ti -. no s.!rs: receipts. - ship
W"n's, =: stock. is.oij. Rosln quiet. no
sn.rt. r"cc!i -. .. shipments. -: stock.
>L4'i '!urte: H. y. t.. r. G., II. /. *
NJ, y WG. WV. no.
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VIII I,csumc oncrntlnn

AUGUSTA. GA. Jan 2S.-Thc
G,r"iiteviiie. Hickman. Vaucluse ana
NarrcnVilic mills. all practical un-
urr IN" same management and all OF
winch have been closed down, will
start IN fun operation Monday morn
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afternoon, and FOR while IL displayc,,
married. st""Uin"ss, .rfteE!n:; a litt.c how
eyer. juSt the close.
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NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Ian % Dec.!ncs
persisted "a ,h- cotton market today
throughout practically the vbo,o season.
except that toward the cio-= = LuiI.sh
Interpretation way placed on news from.
Paris regarding modification of Fr.nch
demands on Germany ana shorts covered
In large way with tho rcsul, tina, al
most tu!l recovery cam" about. p-icc-
rising Ia level noi:.t, W 10 Joints
down. compared with yesterdays close.
Last prices showed net iosscs o! TO {
points.
Early selling pressure was due 80 :oor
cables, claims OF quiet and cas!.! tnr..
In American dry goods markets and M
ra,e mcssa.es from Liverpool noting :ur
thcr shor; selling ny Manchester and
telling Of Iurno:s that some English :liIi.
were Closing for an indefinite r.r..I TN.
decline was gradually widcncd un,u /,
amounted to 20 10 . points. March touch
Ing 13.S2 Lowest levels followed rcto.
grams from Fan River estimating The
weeks sales In that market at only no q.
hp pieces OF cloth. More or les ceiling
s!so was oaused by the small mill lax.
tngs for the week. Hester estimating world
rsktnE- 81 American cotton at ?l!GOJ bale,
again,t .s:.o0 this week last year and 81.
90 this week two years ago.
the market "o'od oNeTs2d In .he early
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