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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-24
FEW LAWLESS
:. IN YOSEMITE

YOSEMITE. Oct. 24.-Yosemite
National Park Is no place for bad
actors. The annual report OF Unit
| ed States Commissioner Degnan prov
es that beyond q doubt, for every
infraction OF the Parks law has been
punished with view to preventing
repitition, and warning that the
rights Of the majority must be re-
spected.
With nearly 100. 900 visitors pour
Ing into Yosemite from every state
and many foreign countries. there
have been only ninty-five cases be-
fore Judge Degnan in twelve months.
Moral turpitude," as the lawyers
say. was not involved in most of the
cases, thirty of which concerned traf-
fic violations alone, so that the total
number OF "undesirables" among the
Parks visitors was infinitesimal In
relation to tho enormous total.
Those few undesirables. however.
soon learned that Yosemite not only
didn't want them, but wouldn't have
them. and they were pitched out, bag
and baggage. Ranger Stations guard
every exit from the Park and the
country is so wild that II virtually
Is impossible to ira el by other than
an established road. Therefore.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-24
Charles Collier was among Il

Charles Collier was among the
nimrods who spent yesterday after
game In the Klamath woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hcavelin were
in town from their ranch Saturday
after supplies.
Charles Il. Spiden Of tho Spring
lake district was In town with sup-
plies Saturday.
A. N. shilder and 8. A. Frakes.
long time residents OF this city. are
arranging for gold prospecting tour
this winter. They will leave in two
or three days for Garden Valley. Cal
ifornia, where they will spend their
winter vacation prospecting.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. T. Summers left
today for Ashland whore they are
expecting to spend some time with
Mrs. Summers mother. who is suf-
fering from Ill health.
w. T. Lee. who accompanied three
prisoners to Salem the last OF the
week went on to Portland and is ex-
pected home tonight.
Mrs. George Walton and daughters
Beatrice and Katherine, drove In
from their home at Merrill yesterday
to meet Mr.. Walton, who has been in
Yreka for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Chorpening are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a nine and one-half pound
baby boy. named Clinton d. Jr. DR..
L. l.. Truax was in attendance.
Charles DeCuman. who has been
seriously Ill at his home here, Is re-
ported out Of danger now and II
friends desire to call and inquire
over the phone for his health, the
family will be glad to receive the
calls.
Mr.. Harter, representing the Fed
eral board on Vocational training,
Is here from Corvallis on official
business this week.
DIR. n. b. Craver reports the birth
Of a twelve pound son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Lundy at Pelican city Sat-
urday.
% J. p. Austin Of Portland, success
or to the late Fred Gilman as coast
representative Of the American Lum-
herman. Chicago lumber trade Jour-
nal. is here In the interests OF his
publication.
Lester Payne Is visiting for a few
days with his father Andrew Payne,
at the family home In Ashland.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-24
Personal Mention

Y The Colonial Rooms at the corner
.If Main and Tenth streets, are ex-
awaiting preparatory to installing q
Asw steam heating plant for the CON-
eort Of their guests.
6sofse VI Stokes, deputy state
tlirs marshal. Is registered at the
/, White Pelican hotel. having arrived
iast night from Portland.
Horace Sykes is spending a few
Says here from Salem and is regis
tsrsd at the White Pelican hotel.
: William Bray. well known lumber
man and ex-state senator OF wiscon-
Sin. has returned here after an alb
ssuoe Of months. to attend to busi-
/. hsss affairs in this locality. ,.
b. O. Msgee has returned from
1~dford where he spent several days
4 looking after timber business.
T. N. Cunningham was weekend
visitor here from his Pine Grove
yanch.
Mrs. Rose Finley is spending a
few days at BLY,, to visit with
Mr.. Finley. who is looking after his
cattle this month.
J. A. Bushong, a resident on the
road between here and Keno, was a
business visitor here over the week.
end on business.
George L. Forge. insurance agent.
returned to the city yesterday after
several days spent in Medford attend
ing to business affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Blakley drove
ilto town yesterday afternoon from
Bend on their way south. They left
the car here and went on this morn
fng to San Francisco by train where
Mr.. Blakley will attend the Lumber
mons convention this week.
Jerome Henry will arrive home
tonight from an extended trip
through California and Nevada.
VI. 8. Comfy Is q business visitor
bsre today from Sacramento. having
arrived here last night. He is reg
istered at the White Pelican hotel.
o. L. Stevens and wife are visitors
here this week from their home in
San Francisco.
Leo Houston and Basil Gregory
were members of hunting party
yesterday, Mfr. Gregory returning
With . fine buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Dixon. farm
~ on the Merrill road. attended to
bvSiusss. sftsirs here Saturday
Daniel =. Coride will leave In the
psas future for Tacoma, Washington,
whore no will spend some time In the
hops Of improving his health.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-24
MARKET REPORT

PORTLAND. Oct. 24.-cattle 25
cents lower; choice steers $5.75 and
$e.2b; hogs, sheep and eggs and but
ter steady.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-24

FOR SAILS room house. " you
need homo. you can buy one on
your own terms. Phone ass or In
quire b. Noud. X. K X. Store.
25-26.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-24
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Sleeping room. close
In, hot and cold water. Use OF
bath and phone. b22 Walnut st.
36-27s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-24
WHEAT PRICES 'S@ 4
PORTLAND. Oct. 24.--Wheat 10
quoted from $1.00 to 41.O3.
o. n. g.. NOTICE

o. n. g.. NOTICE p
Regular meeting Of Aloha Chap
ter No. 81. o. q. 8. Tuesday. Octo-
ber rs, 1880 p. m. at Masonic Hall.
All visiting members invited. Re-
freshments. Initiation.
Kate d. Peyton. w. NJ.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-24

SOME sNAP-Large corner. consist
ing OF two lots on pavement. Sew
or connections on lot. Pavement all
paid. Price 81. 900 on terms or $3.50
cash. Owner, 1405 Oregon Ave-, or
phone 43W. 1885,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-24

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Rcductions
IN estimates Of tn" worlds available
supply Of cotton OF all kinds for tn"
season and reports OF an Improvement
COTTON market during the earlier part
OF ne past week. The advance met
realizing and some Increased South
cTii offerings. however. ana tho mar
kct wcakcncd again with March con
tracts making new low record for
Inc season during today's trading.
brokers with Wall Street connections
were considered ,hc most active buy
crS on the early week advance. sup
n"SrdiT ON expectations Of an i'm
r'pNcm"nt in general trad" Condi-
tiohS next month. Such views We're
rr"bahiy encouraged 10y Increased
spot sales in Liverpool and reports of
" h"itcr aon" in Lancashire. white /;
WAS also argued that tn" development
Of the incoming administrations
for'irn policies might hay" a clarity
ing Influence on foreign trade condi-
IONS. The census report showing do
mcsiic mill consumption OF 1920
bales. compared with 29isjl FOR De
."nhcr. showed about tn" expected
al any importancc. Nor" attention
was attracted by reports hat TIA"
bureau az Markets. in making NJ -
cent figures on available supplies had
used AN old estimate Of tho East
Indian crop and that the revision.
based upon the latest official reports
from India. mad" q reduction OF l.
inG a similar change III estimates OF
tho C;trry-rv"r At the end Of this Sc:,
son. This, al course. did not affect
figures on the supply OF American
grown cotton ana tho appearance OF
increased hedge selling on the mid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
DECLINE IN EXCHANGE is
: CAUSE OF |RRECULAR|TY
Onc-Fifth Total Turnover During
Session Occurs in Atlantic Gulf
aud West Indies Stock.
LOANS ARE At THE MINIMUM
Call Loans Are Renewed ON Floor
of Stock Exchange ut . Per Cent.
but Subsequently Rates Enscd
ON to q.

NEW YORK. Fob l<-rhc stock
market showed irrcgUiarity today
owing To decline i'm foreign eN-
change and a sharp hr-ak in Atlantic,
amounting TO nearly ten points. Trad
ing WAS fairly active. transactions be-
ing almost "utiroly for the account
Of professionals Dnc-1Cth OF the total
turnover dUriuc TN. session occurred
in NtiantIr Gulf and West Indies
stock Important CormiSs sion houses
arc doing hut little business. and re
port n continued absence OF the pHh-
lie rs q rCSUl; thHi- loans are prac-
ideally at a minimum
Reports that IN" Norfolk ard
Western nlan Of SesreEation CON
which would result i'm u handsome
melon for the shareholders. were
rasnons ibie for increased activity in
demand WAS persistent and continued
np Ia tho .lOsc OF the session whom
the final price was the best. aul oac
ana ono-hal: points over tho previous
coSr.
lehieh valloy& strength wa in
aud Western and expectation that
the former vii! IN The near future am
uo,INrc u plan OF segregation.
Call loans w"r" renewed on tho
floor Of INC stock ENChauE" at
per cent. hut subsequently, the rates
cased OF 10 : per cont. whore /; closed
20 reports that tho british govern
ment proposed paving tho interest oil
The money owed in the United states.
This led 10 speculative selling in cX-
pectation of increased offerings Of
sterling
The bond markc, showed little
change. foreign government issues
continuing n b" subjected 10 p-es-
cure. Most recent industrial issues
wcr. slightly lower
Chandler Motor continued 10 br Of
fcred at the EXPENSE nf price anl de-
TliNcd to tho new low price Of 90 for
THIS movement. Selling l. based ON
expectation that directors at the
mo"rjnc scheduled for the second
week %; March VIII reduc" IN" div,-
dcud.
An improved demand appeared for
The shares ~ tn" Reading Company.
bankers ana brokers having expert
kuowlcdc" OF the anthracite carrying
roads state that under Inc secr, ~
ton plan the nr"(orr"i shares should
soil hichor The ur~' preferred I'D
vanccd more than two points
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EGYPT Is ALARMED AT
DIMINISHING ACREAGE
III Cotton Production Falls Much
Moro. Say Ministers. Result VIII
lie teritabIr Disaster.

CAIRO. Feb. 1S.-.tlarm over The
present situation Of :Gyprs cotton
growing industry is expressed in "a
memorandum to the council %, minis
t"tS from the cotton research com
mittcc. Should the Iimimutiun I'm the
!lcIu q! cotton continue. til" commit
ice says, the result would hc u VERT
ablc disaster for Egypt
IN spite of all efforts the return
per fcGdAn q Ia acrcsD has in the
past twenty years constantly dimin-
iShcd despite considerable increase
III tho area under cultivation. 1t was
only the exceptional prices ruling in
l!2o that produced the record value
OF the crop which exceeded 100. 900
W" pounds sterling. Pointing ont
tho difficulties met with in graphing
with the problem. tho committee de-
ri"red that during nine years tho adj
mihiStration has been confined to no
FEWER than seven ministers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
.CnICAGo LIVE >loCk MARKET

500; beer steers generally sfc,d,, 81 i 49,,
n""N L" &c !pwer: top y,ar,mr steers ana
't'I-'s' 49, Dulk. ..ClH $40: all oth.r
'.-rs'S Srhnrhl!! steady. bulk bu,,b.-
COW and h"'f"rs 5c)m"59: ban: cann..r,
I'm cutters. 2"on sos: bulls mostly i;am
p,'cci go caves to PACKERS largely i6.;DI,
so "'N"F- ana feeders mostly So %,
lioE'' Receipts. aeDO: lights. i;aa,.
liners mostly i'g !5c iow"r tor.
.s. IN pulS. 30 ponni- .."wu. airuo.7:: bul:
~ pounds M. Syoff".2'; pigs IL It,. lower.
hg!k' desirable. % To Il. pound PIG. 80 n
Sheop Receipts. ,ooc. ,ambs ,,0..
.'s"rF choice handy weights Up most 10,
-; ,h"icc 81 pound Colorado lanh- -.
'ilh Ia lambs. S.i0M $50: sheep and yn,,
,nEH f'""dr: cw"s. top. so; qo,u. ,c'I
ni&h"r; hr!k. i5l4i.5: choice ys-p.,,n !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
CURE MARKET.

Nf:W lpKk, Too 'N-Thr cmrl,I marl;nr
"-Nr,"rcd weak tom" shortly after mo
"I.h'iE indhE an! rather y"rgr declines
1'rS iphjc IN mdDy q! the leading iSsI,,>
IN. open!nc wa: IU:"l. bu: movements
W"T" "TThti L., AMI hcar.sh trader. th-..w
on, short limos Ia sympathy with tn. d.
LIN ~ prices ON I'll" Stock ENrhanee.
! .E"9r were nut few stocks i'm IMMUNE from
n" s"llingG ana although in ~. later
Vhi!hS pr.sshr" wns lifted. th-rr were
no H.cnS 81 rallies IN any of tn. issu.S
Mh.ch hhd suffered losses earlier
Garth syndicate was III" center If at
thch IN III" oil Erouu and declined 10 -
lev low !oT the wear. selling around e.
Most nihGr .S'Ues d!so!"yci = heavy ioar.
Win losses 81 Hearty polnt being r,Cord o.
Ell In -+v"Tl. 10 them
Goodrich TIL issues we're the wc.ko>.
Spots IN the industrial section. iiutn m,f,.
inrcsd 10 new low records fo.lowin. q
orlri dispi.y OF strength. and showed
losses Of about : points. Durnnt Motor.
moved un 20 a now high record Mining
ShaTcS wSTc :g!r!v active. but the trend
was downward in most issues BonLs
were less actN. and small fract!ou".
losses were noted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

NEW ORLEANS La. Fcb sa!,,r,
pressure was felt by The cotton iuarK.t
iRS %sc, nraGi,eniy ihronEhout 'he session.
The w,dest coming 10 The last few mia
"teS OF tho ih: when shorts tauC lTg1sl
rather freely. Last prizes showed ne. Ia
;hines ., y I" q n"ini- ~ ,hc loves
under the close % Yesterday. wljh March
down 70 l=s). March closed at :asa
The bulk of the Hing uuquekj innab!
WAY due to pcTsisteHt predictions thar nrs'
notice day FOR March. next Wednesday
would bring large tenders in New York
Ihese predictions brought out heavy sell
ING from the long Fidc. and offerings tnf
mort account were also i.bera. The fur-
her Seskncss o: silver. ret orts 90 = bank
ihhuro In New ENGLAND and rumors Of
revolt at BeJln h"lpod Ia wid.n ~
hhGline hcaties: selling and lowest level.
following the Berlin runners
The weather man WAS corsidcr htch'..
Nnfavcrabic borausc Of tho rain ana SNOW
IT showed In the cotton region. bu, /, did
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
CHICAGO CK,I> u,u,.r

49, rep. l.--Snuw ana
49, ,"u'aW.si with predictions Of tn.
$3.50. .''.Sn Wal hrr OF the winter aud =, a..
49,. -HH"tn". on Tia. wheat Hr,r..-
ioM.1 49, ''"srd weak ~ 10 .-.c net
80 49, 4. Us Corn I'm! h",i /. ,,, -
nlrh.r go" cats unchanged to &c
rom Is a.. "!"Nls,Ons thc outcome iaug..i.
ii'' - tt"'. decEnC to an .G,ai,~,, ,t
,thIinrn Of w.ntsr conditions ,un..-.,
,,E.t} to ehcSN. II NOT "lioscihcr "ma IT,.
80, ..'"N 81! great damage. ID. green h,,'.,
.i' i':SN.'!a :iN 10 ih. 1921 ,sr.,r -,
M.'sh resulted brought .uou. ia.
. - 49, "''''i''s ~ the ouviIiIu IN, -.
LISTS rallied on ;roiit-,.I..nu ~,
Ii n"' = anu because ui now. OF ,.,n. .5.'r,t
\y,. fpi"'sn purchasing nnwry,..
"nS "'id :" have been dom. ..,Iy ~, -,
lowest - iniuni yet on IN. cr., ~
Wa cnrTcl; 'ha; Iioilanu WIS -.
-, ms Wns"t which had been IourL, h,
-.,S, noui.ir! ana was taking instead AZ.
Nh"hi "IT"ady afoat. y biz 90
H"i'r interest hcr" l-d The selling ~ ~
~, is, ana nric.s broke raj idly In the las,
,orn and oats displayed nrmne.. .xi-.
"'S'E "a continued export CAL rn- ,.orn
~" y" TAX of scarcity @. OATS IN tn. |,,s,
.,,h"s nN"racs lover. affected by a
'''N ~ III value Of hogs
u,,rr' =" futures ranrnl "a . r,II,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

week advance was II disappointment

week advance was Il disappointmcnt
to recent buyers.
This led to liquidation. which be-
came little more general aS prices
ward the end Of the week. Next
"Wednesday will be the first March
notice day. There has been heavy
switching from March to later de-
liycrteS and with May selling about
hfty points over the maturing posi-
tion. there has been some talk Of
smaller deliveries than previously cX-
pcctcd. Reports of small fertilizer
sales have encouraged the expectation
OF reduction in acreage. but there
is s,ill uncertainty as To the extent
OF the cut and traders are waiting
Tor the Developments in that dircc-
tlpn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
PROVISION MARKETS..

NEW YORK Feb. Is:Th.-.
"HNhNrc q he market for coffee fl,t,r. :
~ ms t"iaN'S carly trading. owing =, re-.
80" - tnai 80" fSuin had SccuraI 4, Ia, n
~ London ana advance In RIO cxchana.
The oprning was unchanged on N,rc,,
NY t'nrraIiH !, - l. points higher .rJ
"a KY Snid y 10 !: pr!nis abp.c "ae-
- l'''t closing figUrrs Dur ~. "a, ~;
DE =. 'hf dny. with M1v s.iIirr =. -
~ hlSheSt price iourha Sin. III.
reaction rom tn. I.uu.rv adytrrn T,.,a
w., FSa LINZ a. This level. however md
i' ~ -, H"i,'ht was more active lat"
.NHr"b." feeling IN The stock nlr,<c, -
n7'.r foreign exchange T.ttns Ma, ga. I
on I" '"5. with tho murIsrt ,Inyib., nc. !
,".N' ,,n""r 20 higher Trrah ~: NAV
90 ~, -: :spt"nhHr. 81: nt'ub.;
S"rr, C.rn""c S'""dv: r.. j.. - -: SEA.
- - . "a y Cost AMI FREE u. offers In.
..hi"" $.H. rs Is ut 80 - H. ~ and no
- ~ 40. N.nrr'cnn credit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
Bratlstrret's Itc,ic,,.

NEW NOKk. Feb Hlnds,rcoJs
tomorrow viii say:
lmpaticncc at tho slow. IN som.
iinoS indeed. apparently painful
PROGRESS being made In general trad.
anu l'csS!miStic oiItriYinES bred by
iutthcr rcccsSion$ In IN" So-calI.d
barometer trades. iron. st". !. coal and
'cRc can not DISCUS" IN" fact that
while trad" is 70 trim. loss aciiv" than
last week and not as good rs :. year
ago. II is much better than IL was
TWO To four months ago.
IA" irrcsutarit! previously noted in
different lines continues. activity is
Stiil largely confined To IN" apparel
trades: unemployment is marked ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
Argentina Refuses ncnucs, of Allies.

hCENOS AIRES. Feb. -Arscn-
Una has refused the request o: the
allies tina, III" take measures to
prevent German expectation of war
materials to Argentina in violation
OF tn" treaty Of Versailles The gov
"rnmcnt takes the ground that Ar
G"ntina IS not concerned in tho Stip-
uia'i"ns Of treaty between other
nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

many industrial ccnters: wage reduc-
tons are numerous. the general price
movement Indicates that many lines
SIN seek sterilization and the rail-
ways, one of the country's really
basic industries. report II lcsscncd
volume OF business as compared with
previous weeks and years.
600 F''' '''N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
Special TutIccs

SPEElh. SDTi' Eth" public Il, bs,oI..
HSt4hrd TINT thu uudrrsIgncI h.s M,
,hhr'i ia" bua!H'sS known a. Oiytns'i
i'uh hroon'. NJ. ~. North I5a,,,,
ii''"i. t,ty u! Richmond Al r.,so..
Ht'-HE DIS against SAME must nral' ~,
NON Tor Payment before eth a. ,ht,
mouth. J.. /anri. - '"'i
ilif tyt"w"i! '.0nval-sc"nt Home i urrl-
!" FutSis' '"nEai"rccui. nervous AMI
I'>f- cure. c"hcN. iu.ailus am! .lIr-t.'
u,n't". Those desiring ia au.aE 10 Nil.
NI'l"f"t M regard 10 ih.s homo 80
p!"'s" =" u Icu'"ssrd SEQ. as IN. No.,
~ IN IA" telephone directory is a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

't ~ i"T I'M" crarula.cl. Tn demand
.,,, OF lar r"nt orti,u. AMI Win. re.
.,,'. ar" accepting >niur business =,
$500 'rIcc'. ;h-v ar: d - ,,c ,f,,,in-
-, D" i'''~ as 10 OIauti'tt!
- ~. ui"iN.t tor SurIr Iu:.IroS va. =, %,
II ..,y!n., nrt,FS ihan S"s' trIg. uTi after
' N."- ,hr',ln"> III . rp - a. 49,. .-'.r.r
,''G"i .inuin1t! ~ =. ..,i;ui ~
~" on ."N"rinE and trade buying clos
49,. h't declines "a: q" point. clos
zig niiS; March t25; May. SIS: .i,.iy. III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
COTTON AND WHEAT
PROBE is HELD UP
senator Jones Files Notion to re-
CONSIDER Vote OF SENATE In
Adopting Smith Bili.
l!y Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Fen. lS.--Tnvcsti.
CATION H.: the senate Agriculture
committee of the amounts Of cotton
anu wheat retained in the country
from crops left over was held up to-
DAY III the Senate. when senator
Jones, Republican. Washington. He'd
- notion |" reconsider tho Noi" Of
tn" Senate Yesterday in adoptlu. a
resolution Ivy senator smith Demo
crat. south Carolina. authorizing the
rommitic" inquiry.
senator Jones motion viii require
'"''hrr vote on the resolution sus-
pending action by the committee.
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PEANUT MARKET


i"'ershu-g. Va. Fob Is. 1921
4. >! v y 81 finNrS stock. narlict n-m
- =" "a Sc per bu,hcl 70 ~
NiAS-F"r'aeTs' stock; mArkct
Fancy Jumbo. ; % per pound.
f;Nti" I~ii'.". !-ey ;.cr round
lFsm", iC p"r pound
Slh9IluS Sip" Is. 'F r,uunu
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Sf. 4 ~


New YORK. Heb. S-Th. .tw sugar
i ''E.s was ,1.i.i t"i!y. ana ',r.cr. were
ON closing - SO ar tuhts sasi
h,hH ir";shi. "Guhl TO jjl cpr ".n-riru:,i
~ ~ .sS inGrehS"a "h.rins. Their. wcr..
CO. -. Moo bl.:- - r,fi, Il COS
.rh "..' hU"S o. Pcrus At ".Iai So
,, - .,,fI.,r'i OK ~ the c.r'e ito, bags
"cuol &" ~; fcr r"ntrlri..Ai
h" 'nHFk"' -. ."ii1"l wax urthapg q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
rNrTnNs,,,:r ~,

.,,,,r.cH I'm Fen. iS.-t'o,;cnSccd oil
H." St!Eh' "dyahCs "Hriv through Gov
,,hI "n"r"tt2n- bu, sunpor; was lacking
y ~" w l''S SIilD"d oil i.'"r iin,I,- srliinI
10y iIihcrs and Humiliation on In. rSy.-s',i
n h ~ t"",ni"!itN markets. cl"Sin. bi,IS
.nnN''i not losses ~ : tu In points S.,i.s
~" "tfTe'S Primo crude. - .nl.,
u,,,.I S"l"iH.r s"ii"w srot. 7.S3si, ~:
'H"'NH' 900. May. SIS. July. - an I,Is
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RICHMOND STOCK MAKKfT.
~. q Husch s Company.
.9lj Eas. Main Stree;
N-anrnnnA Y. n


,I1.y ayr, s.r..r,, liid. Ast 4
is'hlH"nd tity 81 i'g. '4,l &,
-" y. p.d. .. and L. i"a.
,tEts. :? 2 - ana n ..gj ~
..STREEI, RAILWAY f.c%DS Wy "
EgT anu R.r;s. Trac - - 1875 =.
a ~ aut Tow. co - '.i -
SINEET RAILWAY STI,:jS
N"i ~, nu1 Light CO.. y f..
~ lLNpAD SrD"hS Gee
~ AND i Di.. OallE 10, g.- ..
INSURANCE STOCKS -''
Atlantic !.f" In % Ia ,.
~. re and MAJ Ins co ., ~
IN Is AND IkJSI co STOCKS
h'r"d street Bani. .. - e.
HTosawhS National Bank 20, II. 80,
nan" OF Com. and Trusts ia q.
Irnui. National Bank ,oa
Ihu'ch Hil Bank 10, IL
t.Tst Nations, Bann IN, 40 q.
MeiSHani7 satinud. Bank 10 -,
MtcAauic- ana Merchants 10 i,l ''
S"i. state and C.ty In f,
C.d Dominion 'Truy % Ia, ~. -
Planter National in. .
savings Bank -, Rich ., ~
hiTslnia 'irgs' Co IN ~ .
Wet End Bank - ~
TEXTILE STOCKS
NJ 's.i.i%.AsHEGlsso "i' 10 ,n
Jea' Realty Corp. -, ND 100 !. ,.,.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


. NV YORK. FOB. iS.--Cutton Goods ,In
"h.sA"i. continues weak and au!r, I'm Ia
N,'S :, htN' T.. '"'"n yarns We" love-.
Woo. iinrh"ts showed E, lit;l. n,u-S t,c
y'N'b. HNhr wc!n N hotter d":u.n,I than
w HVths tInc. NM EnnIN ...t., nulcr
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no NOR" th2n steady 'hc marks: a; IN.
n'ttinr. MI. tlkin-s FOR tho week w.,c
arg; -t.rt bales against "a. 100 This wcci;
~, NSnf hhi 100 thss Wees Two year.
"I". hHt iheN caused no buN!nc of CON.
sequence. sentiment was SearIsn th.cucn-
oUt III. session. ' az
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Funeral Directors

Alth%!HG ORDERS Completed in .,
houis VIC arc equipped To dye gar.
n'nth black IN tw"nty-four hour, Thi.
Is a SPECIAL branch OF our cuisines. ann
- . ways given prompt attention. Maj.
z.llg. ."7 SnrtA seventh street
iAif--Edmia ihaup funeral dirGCio-
,nh 'ntbHlnl'r. 300 East Main Str..t
NaiIs"n i3i. Randolph 5gss "'''e''