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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
COMMISSION APPOINTED.
To Investigate Affairs of Employers
Mutual Insurance Co.

Baltimore, Aug. PA commission
has been appointed by Judge Duffy in
circuit court to investigate the affairs
of the Employers Mutual Insurance
and Service company. which is said
10 have lost heavily because Of the
great number Of strikes in tins city
and elsewhere in the last eight
months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
TWO BOSTON TEAMS
Are Left in the American Lawn Bowl.
ing Tournament

Boston. Aug. 27.-The semi final
rounds Of the championship tourns-
ment Of the American Lawn Bowling
association were held to-day On Frank
lin field. Of the u teams entered in
competition. four. including sWo from
this CITY. vere in to-dsy's preliminary
play. In the semi final round for the
Robertson trophy. smblematic Il the
national title. one Bcston team met
that ~ Pswtuekst team and the other
boWled the Me- Ierk quartet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
AUTOMOBILE VS.. COW
Disputed the Right of Way on Mer
chant Street.

Among automobile accidents reported
to the secretary of state o-dsy were :
"A. J.. Lafayette of Plainfeld that his
car ran into COW on Merchant street
in Barre; ID. L. Chadwick of Randolph
that c. r Luce of Roxbury backed his
car into the Chadwick machine one
night this week, The 0ldsmobiIe COM
pany Of Vermont that one Of their cars
and that of John Anderson coliided be-
cause the latter did not give any sign
that he was going 10 stop.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
HELD UP BY BANDITS
But Motorists Got Away Without
Being Robbed

White River Junction, Aug. 81
Harry Boyd, who works in Greeley's :
garage in Windsor, was returning
Thursday night by automobile from
Lebanon, n. H., with his wife and child
when he was held up in the pine woods
between Hartland and North Hsrtlsnd
by two masked men with revolvers
The would be bandits jumped out in
front of the car and flashed their guns
in his face, but Boyd put on more gas
and escaped.
Police headquarters at Windsor were
notified and Chief L. NJ Gauthier and
Deputy S. NJ. Taylor started out in an
automobile and went through the
pine woods several times but could find
no one.
Boyd described the men as wearing
dark clothes and having on slouch
hats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
MANY BUILDINGS BURNED.
In Fire at wolcOtt Thought to Have
Been Incendiary.

Wolcott. Aug. 25.-Fire thought to
be Of an incendiary origin caused a
loss Of the town house. dwelling and
barn belonging TO Emma L. Bosrdman,
and a warehouse owned BY G. Z. Has
keil. and containing wagons, sleighs
and four automobiles belonging TO Mr..
Haskell. about 2;30 o'clock Friday
morning The loss is partially covered
BY insurance. The fire threatened to
wipe out the entire village and only
the ready response and excellent serv-
ice Of the Morrisville and HYDE Park
fire companies saved many other 9TH
sT buildings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
TURKEY WANTS TO TALK.
Proposes to Resume Relations With
United States.

Consiantinople. Aug. 27.-ReSump-
tion Of diplomatic relations with the
United States j. being considered by
the Turkish government here. Il j.
uecessry for u 70 make formal demand
to this effect. ss il severed diplomatic
relations With Amerrs in 1917 Ii is
probable that IL the demand is success
ful a chsrre d'sHsires giIl b. sent 10
Washington Immediately.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
ESSEX GIRL DECEIVED
Married Soldier Who Had Another Wife
in Texas

Burlington. Aug 27.-Lswis Smith oi
san Antonio. Tex. a soldier stationed
at Fort Ethan Alien. pleaded guilty
in city court yesterday to = charge Of
hirzmy and was sentenced 20 not less
than 10 nor more than ls months in
states prison.
smith married a Cirl in San Antonio
some time ago, and in Nav. 1890. he
married Virginia Besuldic # EsscN
Smith claims that during his visit
e san Antonio divorce papers we're
served On him snd hs tcok it for grant
ed thst be bad been divorced
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
FRAUD is ALLEGED.
Zebulon N. Davis, Wealthy Manufac.
turer, Put Under Arrest

Canton, 0hio.-Aug. 27.-Zebulon y.
Davis. wealthy Canton and Cleveland
manufacturer, was arrested here to-
day by Deputy United States Marshal
n. J. Connor on a charge OF using the
mails TO defrsud. Davis. through his
attorneys. waived a reading Of the af-
fidavit when 'arraigned before United
States Commissioner julius Whiting
E.. and was released on $1,000 Lonl
for his appearance in the federal court
in Chicago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
CLAIMS sIao,ooo STOLEN
By Burglars Who Broke Into House
and Stole Safe.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. H.-Motor
car burglars were reported to the po-
lice early to-day to have entered the
residence of r. L. Mosher in the
Hollywood quarter and driven away
with a 4oo-pound safe. Mosher told
the officers the safe contained notes.
bonds. silyerware and iewelry valued
at $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
RUMOR NJ. G.. MORSE
is TO RESIGN
Vermont State Tax Commissioner Is
to Leave Office Sept. /, Ac-
cording to Rumor.

II was rumored at the State House
in Montpelier to-day that NJ. g. Morse,
state tax commissioner, had resigned,
or was about to resign. the same TO be
effective Sept. I. Mr.. Morse had gone
TO his home in Haxdwick so that con
tirmation from him could not be Sc
cured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
Dangerous WORD

Friend -whst's the matter. Been in
q wreck
Movie director lall hsnda-ed up}-
Mo- ] engaged a lot of ex-doughboys
for battle scene. got them all ready:
and then ! shouted. Camera Huh.
they thouyht y ssid kauersd -Fslna
Pun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
SECOND AUGUST FROST.
Hit the Low Meadow Lands Near Con.
cord, Mass.

Concord. Mass, Aug 27.-The second
Angus, frost Of the year. with a TEN
persture Of 81 degrees was recorded
unofiicially in the low meadow lands
near here early to-day. The grass wac
white with frozen dew, but garden
crops were not injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
NO WORD FROM SHAW
As to Acceptance of Appointment by
Gov. Hartness.

Nothing had been heard his morning
from Judge II. b. Shaw of Burlington
as to whether he will accept the ap-
pointment of civil and military affairs.
Judge Shaw is in California, so that
it is likely that kilograms will have
TO pass between him and Governor
Harness more than once before the
final decision is reached.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27

Hull, Eng, Aug. 27.-A message cx.
pressing the sympathy OF the munich
pality and the people of this country
to the citizens of the United States
and the relatives of the Americans
who lost their lives when the ZR-2
was destroyed, has been sent to George
Harvey, American ambassador to
Great Britain. by I. W. Atkinson, the
lord mayor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14


meeting hrst TOOK pIA'H '"'O"'" - =,
jolly good time. Everyone chJ"Stu
themselves. At rraS""aN!H h"uF
tempting luncheon WAS served
Charley Compln'
First class shoe repairing ""'A "uh'
hE e''' !,'' ma. "''','!' :,,,nn,T shn,
aht"""' h'St IN ''tH' ,\"uo"'' ,,.'
Repair 60" 70 N!"e'e'"'' H''..' % a.,
WOOD. Ill.,
hegfet OF Acc'osh' ,.. D.,
The community ~ '"rES' ,r'''
r"Ar Of IN" accident ~ "h''n M,, '''a''
MIS- hEah OF N"'th WI ''''
jur"d ana aus III the ''AlN gu NV" w.
ch'lhrch' LN'rE"'' WISHES '''
Jur'h speedy t''"N''H'
Basketball NoteS
The gam" whj'h tn" girls tea" W.T.
to have rIa'"I ut Wheeling N"dn'Si' '
night has h'"n i"Nt"i'" ""'''
In the $",,.uu. TN" 'nyS' game VIII Dc
r,aycd as previously announced. ~
this is the first ramr If tn" season t
large crowd Is being locked Tor.
BIG snow -.
Friday evening Dec. 10. the hiS S"'"
Will come of nj th" high school,
PLENTY oil L,~ghtct and finn. com" ami
see "rhc uuc Man R;Lnd," THE Slim"
Three 9TH" famous N,r"na,7' NC ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14

number which assures that the affair
will be n success. Miss cox Is Wet
known as lecturer here, and II Is e1-
pected that many VIII attend. Ih" u'"-
cecds from tho lecture viii Ice used Tor
the McMechen Fairgrounds.
Dixie Two Hold Practice.
Tho Dixie Five BASKETBALL team hc!h
their regular weekly practice ut the
Union h!rh school gymua stun last
night The team went through *tft
workout, an they ar" planning to start on
their schedule in n short time. some
time was spent in passing practice" after
which they went through several new
plays Tho team IS now In fine shape
and their many followers expect good
season for them this year.
Church Notes.
A rehearsal was held at tho NJ. t.
church last night to prepare for the
enter taiumcnt to be given on Christmas
eve.
At tho weekly prayer meeting of the
VI. l.. church tonight. Rev. Paul |"
FTanauEan has planned 10 give ser
mon on Tho King. tho Captivity and
the Return"
Membership day will be observed al
the NJ. T.. church next Sunday.
MoMechen Briefs.
Miss Thelma Young has returned &c
her home at Cameron after being the
guest OF friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Glasgow, Of Shady
side. are the guests OF friends here FOL
few days.
A. r. Halman, Of Wheeling, was q
business caller here yesterday.
Cecil Powell has returned TO his hom,
on Marshall street. after Visiting
friends in New Martinsv:llc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Garfield. Of Mar
tins Ferry. were the guests OF friends
here yesterday.
John Hughes has returned home. after
speeding Il few days with friends IT
Littleton.
F.. ". smith. Of FAirmont. Was bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
Miss Clara Miller. OF MnuadsvilI". was
calling on friends and relatives here
yesterday.
George West spent Yesterday in pitts
burgh on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott hay" 70
turned 10 their home At Cameron. after
visiting relatives here.
G. B. Morgan. OF Marshall street WAS
I business visitor in Wheeling ycster'
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
M'MECHEN
C, B, DALEY HEADS
MOUNTAIN POST OF
AMERICAN LEGION

At the meeting held last night in
their club rooms under the poSt"TIco
the \. n Mountain post. American LIE
sion. elected officers for the coming
year. Tho following OFFICERS "eEo
elected:
Post commandcr-Charles r. Daley.
Vice post commandcr--J. T.. Doyle Jr'
rost adjutant--T. J. Cooper
Sergeant at arms. f. Marsh.
Chap.ain-T. J. Mountain.
TrcasurCr-Gcorgo A. Rasel
The following members were chosen
as trustees OF the post: A. J. k!ttlewel.
{. II. Downing and L J. Mountain.
Tho meeting held last night was very
successful. as nearly all tho members
OF the local post were present. After the
snlendld success OF the dance held At
st. James hall Monday night. the COM
,nlttee decided 10 hold another next
Monday night. December ~. The l'e-
S!onaires are planning 10 give series
~ such social affairs this winter. AFTER
tho first OF. the year membership
drive will be staged under the manage
ment OF the newly elected officers.
Charles DALEY. the new post COM
mander Is veteran Of Battery r.
Gl4th Field Artillery.
Lsotnro Tonight.
Miss Garnet Cox. representing the
United I.yceum bureau. Will be here TO-
night to give a lecture NJ the school
auditorium. The local Boy Scouts have
been selling the tickets foD the past
two weeks and have disposed Of quite
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
LOUISVILLE
X. n. Program

X. n. Program
Tho members of tho Is. II. Eamd met
In regular monthly ErS4iun on Sunday
morning and carrlrd out a inr program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph I.upcr Mrs. En-
melt Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs Addison Len
don. Misses Cornell Lopez and cora VIII
I.umS Of st. CiH!rSviilc were Sunday
Eu"~'s at Il. Il. Lopez aud wife.
Roy. Gillespie of bethany. pastor of
IAr christian church 1T MorriStuwn was
4 guest In the home of John Atkinson
AMI family ON sunday.
Mrs. Max MHmm"rlr Mrs. !. t. Clark
James Grady and son benjamin were
Wheeling shoppers "u Saturday.
Tho class of Young girls taught by
Miss poris Mel hcrs"u uf the NJ. t..
Sunday s,ch"ul a. Baun"ck GA Sunday
Afternoon held scrN.rc ia tho County
lIunlc near here. The Young ladies'
were joined ia tho service hy three
members "r the W. q. Snuth"rS class.
Supi : y. Moon Of the county Home
.,a$ At Canton on business the last of
tho week..
Mrs. Martha G"urrc and son Willard
attended the banquet and supper on Fri
night giIcu by tho ladies' Of the VI. l..
church Of st. CIairsville.
Nj. and Mrs. clyde Bcwlcy Of Somcr-
'"r spent sunday with their parents.
MIR and Mrs. H. VI. Loper
Miss Helen Rcwlcy of 81. Clairsvillc
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Emma
Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. i. H. Hart spent tho
5Ir oS Wheeling.
with her friend Miss Ruth Lodge At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14

her home at Cameron after visiting
friends here.
James Harris OF Fork Ridge was the
guest Of relatives here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. /. y. carrie OF tlttS-
burrh have returned homo after visit
ing friends here.
". W. Miller OF Powhatan WIS puS'-
ness caller here yesterday.
Mrs J. J. Leach and Mrs. Johh am
spent Yesterday In WheeanX
Mrs. Ed Riggs has returned l" hHF
home on Fourth street after Visiting
relatives at New MartluSStllc.
Mrs. c. II. Rodgers and two dauSh-
tors OF Smithheld. O.. arc the guests OF
Mrs. W. NJ Burgess and family OF
Seventh street.
Mrs. James barrow OF Glen East"n Is
the guest OF der daughter Mrs. Frank
Carmichael Of Center street.
e.. f. Morgan or Cameron was ou"-
ness caller here yesterday.
Edward Clark ha= returned to his
homo on Maple avenue. after spending
a few days with friends at New PhlIa-
delph!a, Ohio.
Mrs. Ocea Mr'ane IS Ill at her home
on Ninth street.
Mrs. Austin Steel and daughter OF
Pittsburgh arc tho guests OF Mrs. I. -
Steel Of Seventh street.
Mrs. \. l.. White Is Ill at her home on
jefferson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Ashur Lewis and family
Of Steubeuville have returned homo e.
ter being the guests OF Mir. and Mrs. J.
II. Brantner and family OF Seventh
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
rnneral Services.

Mrs. r " Keffcr and Miss Kathryn
Higgins spent Yesterday in Wheeling.
Mrs. Ida Roberts OF W0odsdAle Is the
guest OF relatives here.
A. J. Decker is quito i'll At his home
on Second street.
Mss Faye BuzEard has returned 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14

Baunock and attended III" musical given
in the Presbyterian church at flushing
on Sunday evening. by the hHhhocN
choir.
Charles TaIIman spent Sunday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James rail-
man at BcllaIre.
Walter Hays and wife q hammock
were sunday guests at Lee Humphrey"
Mrs. Van ldtiun Of falrpoint Is me
guest Of her mother. Mrs. Ida PArk!h-
son.
MIR. and Mrs \. C. Hawthorne at
tended church 1T ST. Clairsville on sun
day. .,
Joseph Hartley spent Sunday with
Wheeling friends.
Mr.. and MrS-Llmund Bramhail an
Miss EStcila Atkinson attended the rhT
mer's Insti;ut" at Flushing on Monday
Miss Ina Mae humphrey Was 4 "hec'
ing shopper ON Saturday,
Humphrey ard Miss Estclia Atkinson
we're at Barncsvillc on Thursday eve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
APPEAL THREE SUITS
TO HIGHER COURTS

Three appeal cases were Nled with
the clerk Of circuit court yesterday
afternoon.
The frs, case WAS styled state or
West Virginia vs.. Nike Salopek. lie
was fined and sentenced BY Squire
Charles GVldcnberE for violation Oh
the liquor laws.
The other two cases were from inc
court Of Squire II. Is. Sfyb"'d. ChafieS
Rruner, trading as the Public SerS'Se
Garage WIS given Judgment Tor SHp."V
against X. \. SnodSrasS. for an auto
moblin repair iii.
]. :. Kennedy was given judgment
FOR $lSI AGAINST Church Hiu-Nackreth
Company tho case growing OUT OF q
sale OF stock Both the defendants ap-
pealed In these eases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
Big ADDITIONS TO THE
WALDO At CLARkSBURG

Clarksburr. W. Va. Dec. l&-pr. W.
p Cor. OF this city. and Col Guy D.
Con OF Washington. y. e. assistant az
,orney general OF the United States. to,
day announced that they had ordereh
work commenced IN early spring on the
erection Of i nine story addition 20 "Ne
waldo hotel. here. owned by them. and
rho construction Of Two additional s;cr-
les 10 the present building at cost or
$500 600. When thus remodelcd tho
waldo will be tho largest hotel In the
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14

ming to assist in the catering at a BAN
duet for which they are famed.
Mrs Harold Lopez and Miss Irma
Ioper were Wheeling visitors on Wed-
ncSday.
Little Anna Lcntz underwent an aden-
old and tonsil operation at the ONO val
lev General hospital Wheeling, recently.
Misses Carrie Gillian and Eunice Nc.
Prr"son Of Bannock were callers hers
Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
ARE YOU RUNDOWN ?
Nervous or Tired Out?
You Would Do We'll 70 Ksod This
Advice.

williamsburg. W. Val had been
bothered for about two years "ItL
racIal neuralgia. and sometimes coG,h
burdly stand Il AZ all TOOK Or,
Pierce's Favorite Prescription and a'Sc
the Golden Medical Discovery and Il
can truly say ;hey helped me in many
different ways. feel much better
since. can recommend these med
lines highly 10 anyone. ! think d.
pierce's remedies are the best any one
cnn take for rundown system"-Mrs
Amanda wyatt.
You can quickly put yourself In Al
condition by going 20 your druggist and
obtaining Or. Pierce's Family Rene
dies in tablets or liquid: or write DIT
Pierce. Pres Invalids' Hotel. in Buff
talo, y. y. for free medical advice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14

Tho annual meeting OF the COW Test
ing association will be held Wednesday,
December IL at o'clock in the Cham
Der OF Commerce rooms In the Audito-
rum. he purpose OF the meeting Is 70
close tho books for the year. elect ON
GERS and earou new members. All per
sons who ara interested IN the dairy
business IN Ohio county are Invited to
attend this meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
WARWOOD

Kings Daughters Meeting
Mrs. +. J. Lump was hostess 70 the
Kings DaUcht,rs, last evening at her
home on Goth street. A brief business
Evening star., 1921-11-27

SpeciaI36-ineh Coloreds Madras-
A splendid quality, suitable for all
drapery purposes. A complete range
of wanted colors-that are abso-
lutely sunfast; plain shades or multi
colored effects. This price TO-
for Monday.only. Yard. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

nhi'AGo. Aug. Wheat ric.s turnbl.d
sI'' ."W"r IN price today. influenced more
or less ~ assertions that the present
tt"Nrin"nt 20 market is limited "uiy by
~" supply OF railroad cars available. Tho
g.os" Wac h"avy. -. 70 81 net lower. Win
a. bN'noer 81 lsi. To- Elsis and December
49,. I" = = Corn lost &C to !isc and
81, - - &c. Provisions finished uu-
changed go 30 lower.
., M,'h gountry offerings in the Southwe,,
5'H'"hat larger. ana with gossip cur
l.ht, tAtt spring wheat growers would sell
lf'r!y direct from ihrrsh"rs. tho wheat
lMHrNnt iH."d predictions that tn" visible
SIMPLY tnial "u Monday would SHOW
$1,000 &" i."|0ylr bUsh-is Increase. Under
~ % ''i niHsthnCcs leading elevator in
''''st hrf" Mas "a persistent seller through
"Ht ~" dhy. and there was allo much sell
.hS pressure from the Southwest On
~ downward slide Ui prices export d.
h"Nd hroaign"d out. but otherwise the
IN lrNet seemed to h" Without any ad.-
Hh3it support. and the rallies failed to
h"th prospects that railroad rates woul
70" FeduC"h between Chicago and tho At
!hniic ,"Ibo1rd had no effect ON the mar
h"t as th- bulk Of shipments at this time
rail rate.
Corr sud oats declined with wheat. and
IN" Syiicmb Der delivery ~ corn touched tn.
lowest August price since 1917. September
"'. was only u fraction above the low
-. !"Fc4 yet ihis season.
Nnrfr n"wnturus su IN" value OF hogs
".tftr.tG prov. sfvrt-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06

$5,0oo0oo
THE OTIs STEEL COMPANY
First Mortgage TwentyYear 81 Sinking Bonds
New Issue


Fany1a dAgun1
MxHedso
I'LL s ] as 'sf ss: a"-
i"o%hsor part @ % att % ssn a &%or
Oo xaeabem
asP% % @ ] tor 3 @a Income taxes
o HI tenn o ehasbr briefly aIzedasf - N'
bear high
manuatu ohonpans ]
dtonawo king Of"0'DeAa
MORTGAGES are 0 be secured opmon OF
ht rrtg@e on the entire fixed properties owned The
VALUATION The
p" I net quick sm
dS288o5l ~
avagd4 reanumo a9
9s e 1sa Interest an5s
M once july ' encouraging Improvement
900 Net available Federal axe.w
~ times the
F1NA A e0Ho1roN na
Q oaseds 100000 issue 49,
pue saug 5so ss sa ICES x i B sa
Inc ~ @ % " n,ac ssh
sf FIRST asa. s s
Price 80 and Interest Yielding s1OM
BLAIR g. 90.
INCORPORATED
"a BROAD STREET. NEW YORK
h@ @%
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
AGGRESSIVE BUYING
MARKS COTTON HIGHER

HE" ORLEANS. La. Aug 5-ArE-os-
w hHElHg on continued Eu!IgU-Rti.. Crn;
I,'pHf., put the tTIC. a. cotton htrhcr to-
MY. q" pctobCr pog!;lD being mt across
M .-g"n' I"r"i to 1870 \ good demand
"ds ictt on tn" opening ant whii. There
"''c I.NehhonS at Intervals the result
~ F"hilZin: from tho long side. VaIt!as
were Vel maintained and lat" IN th..
-."h 'hr market vas at It's highest. AT net
Silhs OF .; 10 ~ points The close was
y. rains OF - TO 20 points. with October
- ~ Of.
Texas continued "a send in tn" worst crop
3"PoEif. ana many kilograms claimed So
N'r', deterioration ns IN" outcome OF pre-
N"!llhk hot and dry weather. Several PR
Ftte forecasts were received. estimating
,I" - Nas weld ~ around -gr1.r,p ba -.
hu,ll-h sentiment was increased ny com
paints t-am tho Carnl!Has similar 20
those coming from the West South Caro-
ina. especially. aimed that tho plant
was suffering from hot auh dry w.atnc-
The spread ~ crop complH iH's 10 the
Eastern belt had IN" .ffoc' 81 causing con
sid"Tn nic covering ~ the short Interest.
and niarkct rUssl. had IL that important
ducCl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
COTTON MARKET SHOWS
RENEWED FiRMNESS

NEW YORK. Aux. The cotton mar
Ret showed renewed nrfn nrss today. with
pr!ces making nvw high ground ior tho
movement. October deliveries sold uD to
-a.S'. compared with liss. the low u-ice
touched towa-d thc end OF last month.
ana He tbs ipw record o, la, June.
Fhat delivery closed A. laH. with ,he
"."'f"! mar"et ciossaG steady a; a net
advance q: 80 70 - points
The opening was n-,n a, an advance .,
10 j. po!nis owing to the continued bull
ISM or even ulor'u.ug nature Of priyat.
crop reioEls from tn- Southwest. Thor.
"as some southern selling on thls opoutu. ?.
""s ".'t, hGl u seemed 10 ne reaciIy nh-
snTbed. and brokers said thsr. 49,.
igF October Than ;nAre had been nr,iipI
~ w --'G .,i .eyei e~!.er in the week
he advance. "h!i. trade buying anu.lroS
90 eE'n'hc" oi comparatively Sigh. re-
Me." reached during ;h,. :.ft.rI,nr, -
~ 80, M: S"iG i, 1897 and January 10
advaus.s %, ' a. sSncfhliy showing net;
H., "' y 70 =" points. There was !
- 80, ,"'"Is Fta!".nE a. prices approached
a., "a. zen, 'eSsI FOR beceu,be; contracts,
oat ''"h'HS i'r''t- were within 10 or /.
hGri,tS- 81 my hest 90 most pos;t ions
,h,. q" rS st.-sfh-H ~ H"nernGr Harding. 81
.m.s to cotton as guo;ch TO tn enc, III.
Nm .rop Prospects poor ana .x;nrts ;t"I
lnf Gp, banks everywhere were ius;1n'T q,
90 .E!nS loans. prOha uly coutr!put,J :, D."
h r"N. : advance. ASIDE from ,iat ana ne
pu.'1S! cfpp advIC's, buying was slim
lated ny tax %: q hruadcninr fnr ,.'.',.
enc rrniEia spot nrm reported MAJ
oIthy'h ih!its We're buying some cotton
lpf JapuhEE and December delivery sg.,,'
Sa.cs O; their product "7''''H'
iElN"t' cables attributed the ady,nc, 10,
i4Er!fhot 70 bullI-b cruD aGyic.s +rn,r
thy south. but com pia!ned. OF confirm;
dut. trade. Business In futures hcre MAS
u'p,e "c'i'e man previously this wrpk
win Il hr"a dening Of interest iuIJr,,d 81,
'Hc trading Of local commission hgnsas